Stunning meditation on the erosion of unspoken norms. The insight about mistaking decency for permanence cuts deep because it explains why so many of us woke up feeling blindsided when things shifted. Reminds me of how my grandfather always said traditions die the moment you stop practicing them, not when you openly reject them. The farmland metaphor is spot-on teh neglect happens quietly before the colapse.
Stunning meditation on the erosion of unspoken norms. The insight about mistaking decency for permanence cuts deep because it explains why so many of us woke up feeling blindsided when things shifted. Reminds me of how my grandfather always said traditions die the moment you stop practicing them, not when you openly reject them. The farmland metaphor is spot-on teh neglect happens quietly before the colapse.
Thanks you, kindly.