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Each worldview has its own relational and conceptual order. But once we step towards chaos into Cultureland or Innovationland, naming a worldview is a messy and incoherent task. This space is where worldviews are formed and reformed, not held to as unshakable doctrine (that happens later, to the west). The worldviews that I listed are sometimes *relatively* outside of the mainstream norms, but all have elements that are mainstream — even traditional — depending on the perspective we’re looking from.

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