The people most likely to compromise you (3 profiles)
Why some people borrow their reality from others
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The Human Factor
How psychology, loyalty, and perception shape decisions under pressure.
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The 20-minute decision that took 10 years.
Building access, trust, and inevitability in systems that don't move on your timeline
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The line between intelligence and organized crime is thinner than people think.
(and why systems don't care)
7 min read
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Delegated perception: the moment leaders stop seeing reality by themselves
There is a moment in many leadership trajectories that is almost impossible to detect: one day, the leader becomes disconnected from reality. And it happens far more often than people
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Shifting identity in the Grey Zone
When adaptation becomes erosion
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Operational psychology vs normative psychology in leadership (KGB doctrine)
What HUMINT practice and late-Soviet KGB documents teach about reading human behavior
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Crises don't test your intelligence, they test your structure.
A structural explanation of freezing, stress, and decision-making in crises
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Calling Trump "crazy" is an analytical failure
How power, strategy, and structure are misread in unstable systems
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How to stay informed without being captured
Structure, signal, noise: rebuild your perception.
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Why high-level operators cut people off
This isn't a comfortable topic, but my articles aren't here to make you feel "comfortable". They're here to provoke reflections and sometimes
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The manipulative power of the "third party": Grey Zone and triangulation
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
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How to answer the question behind the question
What to do when you鈥檙e asked the wrong question
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