We all, to some degree, live in a bubble and the scale of our immersion in that bubble informs our worldview. Living in a bubble can encourage the dangerous idea of exceptionalism.
It can encourage the indulgence that ordinary rules may be sidestepped as the bubble demands. It also shapes how we respond when the culture of a bubble is challenged from outside.
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