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How narrative shapes what people believe is happening Most people don’t think about narrative as power. They think about information. What’s reported. What’s shared. What shows up in their feed. It feels neutral. But over time, something else becomes clear: You don’t just see what’s
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Where influence actually becomes possible It’s easy to reach the wrong conclusion. If power moves through systems— through money, access, and narrative— and those systems reinforce themselves, then nothing really changes. That’s the assumption. It’s also not true. Where People Usually Look Most people are taught to
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Why systems don’t need a single person in control By now, it’s easy to start asking the wrong question. Who’s in charge? Who’s making this happen? Who’s behind it? That instinct makes sense. We’re used to thinking about power as something directed— decisions made
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The same roles show up—again and again. Not the same people. The same positions in the system.
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But some of the most consequential decisions don’t start in those places. They start with what gets built. And the people who decide that— are the developers.