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end/ A cartoon caricature functionally enculturating as mass consciousness was predictable, I suppose, given how thoroughly secular modernity constitutes a P$eudo-Event. But the question remains. Does there exist a 'more real' Reality to hand and, crucially, how may we access it?

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Worldly, I arrived Stateside 36 yrs. ago, to a distinct impression that represented reality was superseding direct experience as a/the paramount, defining influence shaping the way peeps related. Already, folks' sense of the Real, of significance itself, seemed strangely 'owned'.

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Yup, we walk among zombies. Then again, if inhabiting the Real comes fully within reach (only) in assent to the truth of the neighborly, there's nothing finer to claim each one of us than awakening to a fully personalized, home-field advantage. Home is where we live, after all.
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Copy of tweet here: Worldly, I arrived Stateside 36 yrs. ago, to a distinct impression that represented reality was superseding direct experience as a/the paramount, defining influence shaping the way peeps related. Already, folks' sense of the Real, of significance itself, seemed strangely 'owned'. Second tweet here: and Yup, we walk among zombies. Then again, if inhabiting the Real comes fully within reach (only) in assent to the truth of the neighborly, there's nothing finer to claim each one of us than awakening to a fully personalized, home-field advantage. Home is where we live, after all.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 18 Sept 2023

@jeffreyatucker 2/ The pathology, we now recognize. Our primary challenge, then? How best to tackle it. 'What, who and how can we trust?' As it happens, the 'Realocalization' movement is putting flesh on the vines. What does the work involve? In a nutshell, returning to the home-field advantage.

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