As the theoretical physicist Yoichiro Nambu once said, "We live in a world with a particular orientation, where we can only observe physical phenomena as local disturbances of order." I met you in the fleeting moments when fluctuations align with what was once disordered. So much has happened. Perhaps you hoped that our right and left hands would come together someday. We try to shift our perception to escape our suffering. Yet, we cannot step outside this world even as various symmetries seek stability only to disrupt it, even as we realize that we are the ones unraveling the fabric of our existence. In such times, our great predecessors hoped for the accomplishment of events in the dynamic tension on the edge. We too must be able to do this. We can take each other’s hands and dance, surrendering ourselves to the rhythm of nature.