When the System Above You Fails, You Don't Wait
States don't wait for federal collapse to finish before feeding people. The pattern reveals something stark: nested systems either substitute or cascade. Resilience has a shape.
States don't wait for federal collapse to finish before feeding people. The pattern reveals something stark: nested systems either substitute or cascade. Resilience has a shape.
Metrics help govern. But when they stand in for attention, systems trade legitimacy for speed. The numbers look neat. The people don't feel seen.