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Feb 3, 2026 33 min

How Shimmers That Innocent Light

from Narrative Responsibility Hosted by Elena Wolf

Some thoughts about our cultural concept of innocence, specifically the innocence of childhood, and an outline of the authoritarian parenting style, and how these are playing out in current events. Bonus reminder of how reality paradigms are formed for individuals and cultures, and how they can be updated.

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