MetaJess

I feel like it's not so much sensemaking as people finding that change i) happening faster and faster, ii) is being forced upon them and iii) they don't like it. Sensemaking then feels like a comfortable rationalised place to hang without actually having to engage with change.

I guess another way to put it is "give me sensemaking because I don't want to have to develop agency".

I think one step beyond. Formalising the problem is 99% of solving it. There is a felt uneasiness and a sense-feeling that sensemaking is what is missing, but hard to say precisely what the uneasiness is *about*

It’s hard not to think that the feeling of uneasiness is being confronted with ones own stupidity

I’m used to watching totally preventable clusterfucks unfold and finding the black humor in the situation. I’m not used to watching said clusterfucks actually threaten to kill my elderly relatives.

Oh really? That’s a super common one for lethal clusterfucks to kill. That and poor (economically) young men ie soldiers