A 'tradition' is just an innovation that's been peer-reviewed. One that replicates, generation after generation.pic.twitter.com/qArrdkisdO
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Traditions are more like aging rock groups which successfully reinvent themselves for each new generation.
Yes, but if the rock groups didn't age or get worse and were literally immortal.
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The point being that they are invented and they change, subtly, in form and meaning between each generation. The Scottish kilt is a prime example. It's gone from device of Kings to yoga gear for pornercise in 200 years. It's changed and accrued meaning like a dog mud.
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Traditions get both better and worse simultaneously.
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