There Are People Who Are One Step Behind or Beating a Dead Horse

There are people who are one step behind or beat a dead horse.
They often fail to recognize their actions as foolish.

Simply imitating the fashion or style of a decade ago isn't inherently problematic.
Nostalgia is a universal human emotion that everyone feels, and revisiting past trends can be a comforting and enjoyable experience.

However, the real issue lies in their adherence to the 'context' that was created in a specific past environment.
The social, cultural, and historical factors that shaped that context no longer exist.

In human social culture, there is a kind of 'chemical action'—an intricate interplay of influences and events—that can't be fully explained by 'physical action' or 'logic' alone.

This intangible and dynamic element plays a significant role in shaping societal trends and movements.

People who rigidly cling to outdated contexts without understanding the evolving nature of cultural dynamics may come across as ignorant or out of touch.
Their inability can make them seem disconnected.

The article I wrote today is about observing and lamenting people in cultures with a strong faith in shamanism over a long period.

They engage in unusual behaviors, not universally recognized, in an attempt to seize the 'opportunity of life,' based on the false belief in a 'recurring cycle of life context.'