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The concept of the new sphere extends beyond our contemporary digital age. It invites reflection on how ancient rituals—such as tribes gathering around fires to share stories—formed an early iteration of collective consciousness. These gatherings were essential, not merely social, but sacred events that forged deep bonds within communities.
This historical perspective parallels the modern phenomenon of social media interactions, where curated content often prioritizes attention over meaningful connection. The current digital landscape can be viewed as a continuation of ancient practices rather than a complete break from them. In recognizing this evolution, we can better appreciate how our ancestors’ need for shared narrative resonates in today's online world.