Anchored In The Absolute

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Cultural identification initiates competitive cycles that can escalate into significant conflicts if not managed. These self-perpetuating dualistic loops gain momentum beyond human control, leading to cyclical surges of conflict. The intense affirmation of certain cultural identities can trigger these dynamics, resulting in instability rather than the desired stability. The essay explores how attempts to stabilize the cultural landscape can paradoxically lead to increased turbulence, highlighting the complex interplay between cultural dynamics and conflict.