Populations and institutions are normalizing permanent, low-level instability—drone attacks, wildfire proximity, supply disruption, geopolitical volatility—as the baseline operating condition rather than temporary crises. Kyiv residents organize around 'near-constant drone attacks'; energy markets price conflict premiums as permanent features; businesses embed volatility into operational models. Rather than a surrender to chaos, this is a Control assertion: institutions are recalibrating their entire framework to assume perpetual precarity as the new normal.