How narratives shape legitimacy, perception, and strategic outcomes.
Fauda, October 7 and the limits of "narrative warfare"
What an empty boat in Portugal and an explosion in Gaza reveal about certainty laundering, narrative warfare and why evidence rarely changes what people choose to believe.
Frames of reference, cognitive mobility, and the ability to move between realities
Most influence operations don't attack cognition.
AOC, changing incentives, and how to read a political reversal
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In the Guide for the Perplexed, Maimonides spends a considerable amount of time addressing a problem that seems purely theological: the corporification of God. Why does Scripture speak of God
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
Inside the U.S. shift from "imminent threat" to permanent threat
I came across the letter published on X yesterday, written by Joe Kent - former U.S. Army Special Forces operator, with multiple deployments, now involved in national security and political
A geopolitical lens for investors: power and survival outweigh economic rationality.
Inside the global news supply chain that turned "gamble" into a narrative.
