Why I think you are both right: - what you describe about SV isn’t as much a culture, as it is psychographic homogeneity that is in its own way unifying [1] -

Why I think you are both right: - what you describe about SV isn’t as much a culture, as it is psychographic homogeneity that is in its own way unifying [1] - but about how “weird” as a culture can be good and important, I see that as the existence and acceptance of various sub and counter cultures, leading to an air of vibrancy, excitement, and “cool“. [1] where people view the world the same way and have similar values and aspirations https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychographics https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychographics