Srinagar, Aug. 12 -- Maybe we don't make plans because we know where we are going. Or maybe we make plans because we are terrified of not knowing. Some of us map out everything: our education, our careers, our goals, and sometimes even the life we imagine we will be living years from now. Others choose the opposite. We take things as they come and trust ourselves to figure things out along the way.Both approaches are responses to the same thing: an uncertain future.We plan because certainty gives us a sense of security, even if only temporarily. We avoid planning because we don't want to feel restricted. But if neither planning nor spontaneity can tell us what the future holds, what if not having a plan was never the absence of a plan, bu...