There is a particular kind of power in confusion. It spreads quietly, coats everything, and makes even the most obvious truths feel slippery. Misinformation doesn’t always win because it is convincing; often, it wins because it is overwhelming. A flood of half-truths, emotional reactions, and out-of-context facts creates a fog where people stop trying to see clearly at all. In that environment, clarity is not just helpful. It is disruptive. Clarity Is a Form of Resistance.