The only "trad" concept I fully respect is the "man of the world" archetype. In old literature, a remarkable man was interested in the arts, music, dance, writing, fashion, physicality, speaking, flirting, etc. Having a broad palate for life. A taste for and love of many things.
The gods humans invented are fucking hilarious when you strip away the sacred voice. 😂
Creates an entire universe, then gets jealous.
Knows everything, then tests you.
Needs nothing, but demands worship.
Loves everyone, but threatens punishment for disbelief.
Can perform miracles, but apparently communicates through ancient books, coincidences and people saying “trust me, bro.”
All-powerful creator of reality behaving like the neediest bloke in the group chat. 😭
Every "revolutionary" business idea in the last decade is just: Take something that already exists, remove worker protections, add an app, and call it "disruption." Uber didn't invent taxis. Airbnb didn't invent rentals. They just invented ways to avoid regulations and liability.
The "middle class" was a 50-year fluke designed to prevent a communist revolution during the cold war. now that the threat is gone, the elites are systematically dismantling it. you aren't "falling behind"; you're being pushed back into the peasantry