The New Normal of Uncertainty and Escape by Marianne Rothmann
There is a growing sense in today’s world that uncertainty is no longer temporary — it has become part of everyday life. People wake up scrolling through wars, economic fears, division, loneliness, rising costs, instability, and constant change. Even moments that once felt predictable now feel fragile. The future, for many, no longer feels guaranteed. It feels uncertain, shifting, and difficult to trust. Quietly and gradually, this has become the new norm. In response, many people have learned to…
