Missing openness - by Lydia Nottingham - pronotre
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(bottling a vibe)
Dear everyone, I want to write to everyone, but it feels like context is fragmenting. I keep having thoughts that would’ve bordered on heretical in the communities I grew up in (2022-25). I’m so tired of the notion of ‘wrong-think’. Whenever I share how I think about the world, how I think about things shaping up, what I think is best to do, I talk to people who say that I’m wrong, but they can’t explain exactly why because they’re under NDA. Or they just can’t be bothered…they can’t always articulate exactly why. I sort of try to move the conversation along. It does confuse me, though,…
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