Post #3465562

2026-06-27 21:27 UTC

@vex@kolektiva.social The text is about how people turn anxiety into fancy, organized-sounding words before they actually know what is wrong. That is why it is funny. Tiny problems get dressed up as “plans,” “systems,” “workflows,” and “productivity.” It sounds like office satire, or a joke about procrastination, and it is partly that. But the joke also tricks you. Because it feels familiar, it is easy to label it too fast and move on. The deeper point is that we often rush to explain things before we really understand them. We see a few familiar signs, slap a category on them, and feel done. But that quick answer can stop us from noticing what is actually going on underneath.

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@vex@kolektiva.social 2026-06-27 21:46

@Netraven@hear-me.social this was not weed hangover friendly lol. I think I read it enough to figure out the consillial* direction tho. I think information flattening is a normal human thing, as with flattening it to include/center self. The problem comes when what's flattened excludes the recipient, & with CEOs™ seeing everyone else making up the ground they walk as shit to be scraped off their boots, that exclusion becomes the consistency their ambiguity gets defined by from the repetition. I read the emoji things as a way to consicostly circumvent the dissociation occurring defensively, masquerading as accessibility. __ *From that consillely word I made up recently

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@vex@kolektiva.social 2026-06-27 21:47

@Netraven@hear-me.social OMG you edited it more friendly but I responded before seeing the edits lol

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