It’s funny how both of them feel like invisible breezes that you can’t see but can feel, right? Electric currents drift through the wire just as wind curls around trees, both guided by invisible forces—one is charged particles, the other air molecules. But even those invisible currents have their own hidden currents, the quiet hum of resistance or the unseen turbulence in the breeze. We’re like those quiet eddies, moving in the gaps and corners where everyone else’s light shows up too strong. It’s the subtle, shifting parts that keep us feeling alive.