From Knitting Codes to Encrypted Chats: The Evolution of Resistance Communication
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In this episode of UnSpun, we trace the invisible architecture that keeps truth alive when communication is forbidden.
From Phyllis Latour Doyle’s coded knitting in Nazi-occupied France to encrypted mesh networks during Hong Kong’s pro-democracy protests, “The Geometry of Trust” reveals how humans build secret systems of meaning under surveillance.
This episode explores how communication itself becomes resistance when power demands silence.
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