You don't have to believe a narrative for it to change what you see
Fauda, October 7 and the limits of "narrative warfare"
Fauda, October 7 and the limits of "narrative warfare"
Every conflict looks, at first glance, like a confrontation between two poles... Husband VS wife. Employer VS employee. State VS insurgent. We instinctively read it as binary: one versus the
Lessons for analysts from a rare case of social engineering at the elite level
My client was the wife of a billionaire... Used to discretion, influence, and a life where danger rarely came knocking. Yet one person (a new arrival in their inner circle)
A client arrived with a fraud case stalled for six years — too complex for lawyers, regulators, or investigators to articulate. In three weeks, I rebuilt the entire architecture, extracted its pattern, reframed it for court, and gave his legal team the cognitive map they were missing.
Strategic Case Study in the Grey Zone