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“While it is possible to say that man has a nature, it is more significant to say that man constructs his own nature, or more simply, that man produces himself.”

– The Social Construction of Reality, Perter L. Berger and T. Luckmann, 1966

What distinguishes us as human beings is not our ability to create social and physical structures, but that as “architects” we raise these structures in imagination, we conceptualise them before we erect them. These structures generate intersubjective narratives that exist external to the individual and are experienced differently at the personal and …