From the W‑Score Spiral, Seraphina reveals that optimal performance isn’t a solo pursuit but a relational state. After years of self‑optimization—biohacking, regimented routines, and mood spreadsheets—she discovers that without belonging, neurochemistry falters.
Even elite “monks” seek connection. Individual peak (the spiral’s 1000) eludes isolation. True flow emerges only within a chosen collective (“We”), where shared context compounds well‑being scores (W). Without a supportive village, cortisol becomes co‑founder and burnout inevitable.
