Keats’s reflection asks us to grapple with life’s inherent uncertainty. From personal dilemmas to global events, ambiguity defines much of our existence. Humans rarely possess complete information, making ambiguity not just common but inevitable. The philosopher Søren Kierkegaard, writing in the 19th century, called this human confrontation with uncertainty ‘the dizziness of freedom,’ highlighting how our choices emerge from unclear circumstances and the unknown. [...]
