Example. Consider these 2 lists of words and phrases: Empathy, lived experience, justice, inclusion. Personal responsibility, growth, freedom, individualism. I don't even have to craft meaningful sentences, let alone a thesis, to evoke a visceral response. The lists are enough
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So if you are trying to write about a topic that involves that vocabulary, you've already determined its social fate BEFORE you craft even a single sentence.
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I don't know how to solve this problem in terms of general writing tricks and hacks. It may not be possible to solve. You could just pre-estimate the difficulty or writing a piece by brainstorming a list of the words/phrases you might use.
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Topics too, in a slightly different but related way to what you point here: https://twitter.com/vgr/status/1124399169492271104?s=20 … Choice of topic, even seemingly benign ones, exposes writers to attack surface. Accounting for that increases difficulty
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