Sectarianism and Signaling in Society

This chapter explores the dynamics of sectarianism, focusing on its religious aspects and the language used by different groups to solidify in-group identities. It critiques the use of specialized language, often tied to 'wokeness,' suggesting it alienates outsiders and prioritizes in-group solidarity at the expense of clear communication. The discussion also highlights the political implications of such language and the importance of adaptability in business and social contexts.