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This page is about the importance of maintaining [[wikipedia:Tradition|Traditions]] through generations in order to connect with our ancestors and our [[history]]. As [[society]] transitions from the [[religious]] to the [[secular]], many traditions are lost or abandoned by new generations that find them absurd and fail to appreciate their value without the [[religious]] belief to reinforce it. | This page is about the importance of maintaining [[wikipedia:Tradition|Traditions]] through [[generations]] in order to [[Connections|connect]] with our ancestors and our [[history]]. <blockquote>''"It takes an endless amount of [[history]] to make even a little tradition."'' -[[wikipedia:Henry_James|Henry James]] </blockquote>As [[society]] transitions from the [[religious]] to the [[secular]], many traditions are lost or abandoned by new generations that find them absurd and fail to appreciate their value without the [[religious]] [[belief]] to reinforce it. | ||
== Preserving Cherished Traditions == | == Preserving Cherished Traditions == | ||
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== Traditional and Modern Modes of Thought == | == Traditional and Modern Modes of Thought == | ||
Traditional societies and modes of thought are hierarchical and Euclidean because most are shaped like a pyramid. | Traditional [[societies]] and modes of thought are [[hierarchical]] and Euclidean because most are shaped [[like]] a pyramid. | ||
Modern [[Society|societies]] are distributed, [[Self-organization|self-organizing]] systems without central control or planning--they are [[fractal]]. Human [[Society|societies]] are now large enough to form the kind of [[complex systems]] we see everywhere in [[nature]], and no longer respond to top-down, [[Authoritarianism|authoritarian]] management. | Modern [[Society|societies]] are distributed, [[Self-organization|self-organizing]] systems without central [[control]] or planning--they are [[fractal]]. Human [[Society|societies]] are now large enough to form the kind of [[complex systems]] we see everywhere in [[nature]], and no longer respond to top-down, [[Authoritarianism|authoritarian]] management. | ||
It is imperative that we update our traditional modes of hierarchical, top-down reasoning into a new [[generating equation]] that better represents the [[universe]] we exist in. | It is imperative that we update our traditional modes of hierarchical, top-down [[reasoning]] into a new [[generating equation]] that better [[represents]] the [[universe]] we exist in. | ||
This video explains Max Weber's description of traditionalism versus modernity in terms of modes of thought. | This video explains Max Weber's description of traditionalism versus modernity in terms of modes of thought. | ||
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== The Tradwife Phenomenon == | == The Tradwife Phenomenon == | ||
A phenomenon on [[social media]] that anyone interested in the [[wikipedia:Zeitgeist|zeitgeist]] should be aware of is the [[Manosphere#The Tradwife Phenomenon|Tradwife]]. More about it on the [[Manosphere#The Tradwife Phenomenon|manosphere]] page. | |||
== Traditional Internet Videos == | == Traditional Internet Videos == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:01, 12 February 2025
This page is about the importance of maintaining Traditions through generations in order to connect with our ancestors and our history.
"It takes an endless amount of history to make even a little tradition." -Henry James
As society transitions from the religious to the secular, many traditions are lost or abandoned by new generations that find them absurd and fail to appreciate their value without the religious belief to reinforce it.
Preserving Cherished Traditions
metaculture seeks to preserve culture and tradition in the modern age by connecting it to scientific knowledge in a way that makes both more meaningful. This allows people whose brains live in the secular world to participate in the sacred without cognitive dissonance.
Traditional and Modern Modes of Thought
Traditional societies and modes of thought are hierarchical and Euclidean because most are shaped like a pyramid.
Modern societies are distributed, self-organizing systems without central control or planning--they are fractal. Human societies are now large enough to form the kind of complex systems we see everywhere in nature, and no longer respond to top-down, authoritarian management.
It is imperative that we update our traditional modes of hierarchical, top-down reasoning into a new generating equation that better represents the universe we exist in.
This video explains Max Weber's description of traditionalism versus modernity in terms of modes of thought.
The Tradwife Phenomenon
A phenomenon on social media that anyone interested in the zeitgeist should be aware of is the Tradwife. More about it on the manosphere page.
Traditional Internet Videos
Unfortunately, if you want videos that emphasize the importance of traditions, you are going to get a lot of JP and JC. The secular community simply does not value tradition, ritual, and culture, the way that the religious community does. This is something metaculture seeks to remedy.