Jun 24, 2024
"Religion is at its best when it makes us ask hard questions about ourselves. It is at its worst when it deludes us into thinking we have all the answers for everybody else." Archibald McLeish.
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"Religion is at its best when it makes us ask hard questions about ourselves. It is at its worst when it deludes us into thinking we have all the answers for everybody else." Archibald McLeish.
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Post Three of Starset CD Booklets: Divisions
I think a common issue with people calling for a more divided system community is the pervading idea that if you relate to a certain group of people and not others, that your view is the very much predominant view among your section. And that everyone, or most everyone, in your section are like you and relatable to you wholesale and no one in your section is going to relate to people in another section.
But that's far from true.
I'm not saying that there's no differences or that the sections are all basically the same. But the differences are only trends, not global rules. And they're granular, not overall: we're all different combinations of smaller things so you might relate to a particular selection of someone's overall combination but not others.
For example, we're a traumatized endogenic system with a median subsystem. So there's a lot of traumagenic experiences — flashbacks, dealing with sysmates that self harm, triggers that effect sysmates differently — that we relate to. And we relate to OSDD-1 systems with regards to our median system. Conversely, we have some members which have eclectic spiritual beliefs, and it's not uncommon for traumagenic systems to relate to those beliefs because traumagenic does not equate to no spiritual beliefs.
If people want to be in communities with only systems of their same origin and diagnostic status, that's great. But please don't push the idea that systems of other origins and diagnostic statuses as so very different no one in your community could ever relate to those from others. That just pushes people from your community away.
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Weird similarities I've noticed that probably don't mean anything:
"There are monsters in the sky There are demons in the sea" - from "Other Worlds Than These" by Starset "Dead things in the woods. [...] Dead things in the water." - from ASOIAF
