The Grey Zone™: a strategic framework for perception and power
Used by 300+ leaders to navigate the unseen. Enter the Grey Zone.
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Thinking in branches, living in contradictions
I never had a linear thought in my life. When I tried to follow others' paths (do one thing at a time, answer what was asked, choose a side)
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"Rewriting the entire corpus of human knowledge": what Elon Musk is doing (Quantum Framework™)
A quantum lens on timelines, memory, and the architecture of truth
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What the X × Polymarket deal really means
On June 6th, Polymarket (a decentralized prediction market) officially became the prediction partner of X. The announcement was brief... even casual. But for those of us who operate in the
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11 signs you have an advanced perception
You see too much and you know it. Perception is often misunderstood.
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Language as a weapon and the danger of "jargon", as defined by Alex Karp (Palantir's CEO)
Language is the most powerful tool humans have ever created. It is also the most dangerous. From intelligence operations to corporate politics, from spiritual dogma to media warfare, words shape
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I used the word "regime" and did not expect this reaction...
A few days ago, I wrote a LinkedIn post about Trump and MBS's meeting. At some point, I used the word "regime". I used the term
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George Soros: the theory of reflexivity or how your perceptions shape reality (part 2)
After an introduction and my reflections on Soros' life and past, I want to introduce you to a central element of his philosophy - the theory of reflexivity. In
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"Never discuss religion, politics, money or sex."
Why we stay silent about money, sex, religion, and Politics? The 4 taboos that keep you powerless.
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The fluidity of power (or how societal spheres interconnect)
We live with a comforting illusion: that society’s core sectors are independent worlds. This segmentation is deceptive.
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Anna Delvey: the mirror we deserve
Strategic Case Study in the Grey Zone
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Time is relative - respect isn't: mastering global communication
When you work internationally, you quickly realize one thing: Time is relative. Yes, literally. Einstein taught us this: → The faster you move, the slower time seems to pass. → Time isn&
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