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"I'm starting a chart to check if I can find the murderer before it's revealed teehee" — Aug 11, 2026 06:40AM
"I'm starting a chart to check if I can find the murderer before it's revealed teehee" — Aug 11, 2026 06:40AM
In both positive ways and shadowy ones, “cult language” is, in fact, something we hear and are swayed by every single day. Our speech in regular life—at work, in Spin class, on Instagram—is evidence of our varying degrees of “cult”
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Or, hear me out: community + mimesis. I completely agree that some
words, speech patterns, expressions, etc., can become weapons in a cultish
way. But at the same time, language in its use in a community (be it
friends, work, school, online, wtv) is also a code that people
agree upon (loosely or not) to communicate. If community and
communication is a major part of our existence, words will have a big
part of our lives. And we will create new words or change the meaning of
existing ones to express and name a reality we experience. Then,
humanity will do its thing and give it a positive or negative impact, or
both.
The author bring some nuance to this passage and some other things she said before the quote I pulled out, which brought me back
from my argumentative space. I wonder if I'll be somewhat cautious
throughout this read (hopefully not, tho I also studied some of the
fields related to what she says she'll be talking about, so uh-oh)
“How often have you heard the argument that we have to slowly implement gender and racial equality in order to not “shock” society? Who is the “society” that people are talking about? I can guarantee that women would be able to handle equal pay or a harassment-free work environment right now, with no ramp-up. I’m certain that people of color would be able to deal with equal political representation and economic opportunity if they were made available today. So for whose benefit do we need to go so slowly? How can white men be our born leaders and at the same time so fragile that they cannot handle social progress?”
― Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America
― Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America
“Wouldn't it be dreadful if some day in our own world, at home, men start going wild inside, like the animals here, and still look like men, so that you'd never know which were which.”
― Prince Caspian
― Prince Caspian
“There will be no redemption. It is not me who is wrong. It's everyone else.”
― Iron Widow
― Iron Widow
“One of them says, 'Why did they do it?'
And the other answers, 'Because they could.'
That is the only answer there ever is.”
― The Power
And the other answers, 'Because they could.'
That is the only answer there ever is.”
― The Power
“Perhaps one of the most brutal of white male privileges is the opportunity to live long enough to regret the carnage you have brought upon others.”
― Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America
― Mediocre: The Dangerous Legacy of White Male America
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