Subconscious coordination is more powerful than conscious coordination because it avoids visible leaders, explicit plotting, friction, and loss of plausible deniability.
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Friction
A source-grounded reading of a five-hour hybrid workshop that begins with Macbeth and ends by turning Purgatory, free will, tragedy, envy, and generosity into one model of human transformation.
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A source-grounded reading of a five-hour hybrid workshop that begins with Macbeth and ends by turning Purgatory, free will, tragedy, envy, and generosity into one model of human transformation.
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Jiang argues that the purpose of digital-financial control is to create enough friction in transactions that people cannot stage a run on the banks, allowing a semi-comatose system to keep functioning.
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"...the way you do that is by creating a lot of friction within these distractions. This is something that China has been doing for..."
"So, energy is a measure of motivation. And we can measure motivation by a group's openness to accepting its limitations, its failings. Okay, so..."
"The first reason is it's really hard to maintain the secrecy of a conspiracy. Eventually, words are going to leak out that these people..."
"...her self -interest in a conspiracy. And that immediately leads to friction, conflict, debate. So this creates friction in the relationship. So subconscious coordination..."
"...deepened by the way characters rub up against each other the friction of characters that's a difference between drama and an epic poem that..."
"...there's a pattern that emerges, which is there's at first internal friction. Okay? So the different interests in Russia get together and they start..."
"...at history. You know, when a great leader dies, there's internal friction, internal chaos, which leads to military expansion overseas in order to reduce..."
"...what's happening, it seems as though there's still a lot of friction between the United States and China. What I want to show you..."
"...East Asia. And I think there are three major sources of friction and conflict in East Asia. And these could be potentially major flashpoints...."
"...think that's what I need to go to. And there's no friction. There's no sort of hierarchy. There's no sort of distance between the..."
"...This corresponds to volumes in the year prior to recent trade frictions on these imports representing less than 3 % of the Canadian market..."
"...culture and Eastern culture, and the contrasts and potential rivalries and frictions that are emerging and evolving in the current dynamic. So, where I..."
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