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    1. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      An example of a "tribe self" is the self presented by most bluechecks. Most have ideologies as primary features, before communities or friends.

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    2. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      What aspects of yourself are shaped by your tribe? Politics, philosophy. Your troop? Hobbies, "local physical culture", jobs, lifestyle. Your pack? The significance of day to day details of your life, the overlay of *meaning* and motive.

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    3. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      What do normies, with regular packs, tweet about? Little jokes, their day, back and forths with friends.

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    4. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      Little jokes? Seemingly banal tweets about one's day? This is the stuff of *meaning*: the significance of one's daily activities is modulated and *elevated* by their pack!

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    5. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

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      This feeling of heightened everyday meaning via intimate pack is what I attempted to capture here.https://mobile.twitter.com/simpolism/status/1027988446218993664 …

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      I recall my time in the normie-sphere as a joyous high. We'd float through time, secure and together, content even in failure.
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    6. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      Move up a level from the pack. People who most identify with their troop are concerned with local affairs, hobby-posting, job-posting, etc. This is still considered reasonably normal.

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    7. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      The distinction between imagined community and tribe is not entirely clear to me, so I'll refrain from trying to exactly disambiguate. But move further up and you get into ideology, politics, philosophy: discussions which cannot conclude. This is most of "toxic Twitter".

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    8. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      But the problem for many of us is how to "move back down". When you grapple with issues of ideology and philosophy, oh how banal one's hobbies and life can feel!

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    9. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      There is a feeling of power when one engages in large scale dialectics, topics that affect larger groups. It can be intoxicating.

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    10. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13

      The problem is that playing large-scale language games means tradeoffs. Few win at all, winning is mostly zero-sum, and winners often have their messages distorted and abused. Such is the cost of mythological transcendence!

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      Shulgin’s Daemon‏ @Serotophile Oct 13
      Replying to @simpolism

      What's the definition of "winning" in this context? Becoming widely regarded as successful by your tribe. Becoming leader of the tribe? Becoming a legendary figure via some heroic contribution to the tribe's success?

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        1. simpolism‏ @simpolism Oct 13
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          Winning in this case is having one's ideas (and by extension one's self) enter the tribal mythology.

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