# Assumptions.md

## The Surface We See

Every day, we navigate a world rendered smooth by what we assume. A friend's silence means anger. A job offer signals security. These are our mental Markdown files—plain text turned into formatted reality. On this crisp December morning in 2025, as frost etches the window, I pause to consider how these hidden lines shape my view, often without me noticing.

## Peeling Back the Source

Assumptions.md invites us to open the file. What if we read the raw code? That silence might just be a busy day. The job, a fleeting chance. Like editing a draft, we highlight, delete, rewrite. It's quiet work, done in the glow of a screen or the hush of morning coffee. No grand revelations, just small shifts that clarify.

## Rendering Anew

Questioning assumptions doesn't shatter the world; it refines it. Colors sharpen. Connections deepen. Here's what I've learned to check:

- People act from their own unseen code, not ours.
- Tomorrow rarely matches today's preview.
- Rest reveals what rush conceals.

In this practice, life feels less like a fixed page and more like an evolving note—open, editable, true.

*What we assume writes the story; what we question sets it free.*