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i asked this on insta (which is asking for trouble) and will ask here: why is the oppressed/oppressor framework used so commonly these days and how is it helpful to advancing society? under this framework, what happens when the oppressed is no longer oppressed? it must become the oppressor; there is no other option.
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Starting to believe it’s a downsampled secular evolution of Christianity - idolisation of the victim, original sin, repentance, confession Like all ideologies, it’s a simplification to replace thinking. First order models spread rapidly Could also be pure tribal signalling. People need a framework to know good
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Thinking is definitely costly biologically, so understandable that we tend to think less by searching for fast thought patterns. And all that formally for literal survival.
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whoah, this is a really interesting theory about the evolution of Christianity and how its played out in secular groups. how did you come to notice this? also yes agree
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