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Monthly Archives: February 2026
A bigger “we”? Humanity as a group, not a category
Lately I’ve been pondering the notes I have for Chapter 3 of my current work-in-progress, and I think I’ve had an interesting insight. In this blog, I usually write about “societal meta-narratives,” the background “stories” (really just story-like frameworks) for … Continue reading →
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Tagged atomism, connection, empathy, entitativity, groups, interdependence, stories
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The Meta-Narrator 