Outward Costs
A misfiled report or lost anecdote from the past can ripple outwards, creating unexpected consequences years down the line. Charting these historical details shows us that attempts to establish fixed outcomes frequently amplify existing uncertainties rather than achieving intended stability. Agency, then, isn’t simply about individual choices but emerges through layered interactions of intention and effect—a poignant illustration of how responsibility becomes participation in a constantly unfolding process.