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7/20/2025, 7:29:57 AM
>But the phrygian cap isn't as stale in form as some would like to think. It has adapted its shape, to be less recognizable to knowers, and more alluring to proles. Its significance, however, has remained stable. It symbolizes vengeance, for an ancient deed that history seems to have forgotten, that must have been catastrophicly damaging, for its toll is still being paid, to this very day, and it doesn't seem to be going anywhere soon. The coming AI revolution, the centralization of the world's governments, the debasing of physical currency, they're all part of a plan helmed by a bright red hat making a sharp angle, its wearer always interchangeable. It's the longest lasting account of the eye-for-an-eye doctrine the world has ever seen.
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