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religious and ethnic conflicts, a strong identification with a social collective can lead an individual to perceive the needs of the collective as their own, to the point where they might sacrifice themselves (or others) to serve said collective. There is a feedback effect occurring between individuals and the community: whatever individuals believe or do bubbles up to create an emergent community. From there, this emergent community shapes and directs the actions and thoughts of individual members. “They weave a web of reciprocity, of giving and taking. [...] Through unity, survival. All flourishing is mutual.” - Kimmerer, Robin Wall. Braiding Sweetgrass Measuring and improving DAO Community health: A working paper by RnDAO 4 1.3 Systemic view on Community Just like a body is composed of various body parts, so is a community. According to the Nested System Model (Holling 2004), communities exist within a hierarchy of nested systems: individuals within relationships, within subgroups,

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