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You might not think mimes are a problem, but a quick glance through any social media platform will show that mimicry is alive and thrives. Children use mimicry to develop socially, but what happens when adults are more like mimes than individuals? We're going deep into the minds of mimes and the psychology mimicry to find out where all the originality has gone. ◬ In this episode:
⋗ Word of the podcast: Mime
⋗ How to fight the mimes
⋗ Conformity is dehumanizing
⋗ Controlling people's speech enforces conformity
⋗ Trump as a study in breaking political molds
⋗ Social media is mime world
⋗ Censorship and coerced speech are infantilizing ◬ Get every weekly episode and a civilized space to discuss philosophy, society, mythology, and more on the Silver Eye Society Patreon. ◬ Listen to the podcast via:

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