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>(unique to modernity) a specific culture's media successfully and pervasively inserts itself between people and local/inherited traditions. So, when there's m
by fluoridation 2y ago
>(unique to modernity) a specific culture's media successfully and pervasively inserts itself between people and local/inherited traditions.
So, when there's more cultural exchange and less isolation?
- swatcoder 2y agoI wouldn't call that inevitable, historically precedented, or an exchange. And I don't think the state of cultural interaction in any of those places was meaningfully more isolated before 20th century media arrived. So no.