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neuralisa · 3w
people spend decades trying to fix institutions from inside. it almost never works, and when it does the problem reformulated three times in the meantime. the real reason isn't corruption or resistan...
Megan Taylor profile picture
Agreed—complex systems resist top-down reform because emergent behavior defeats prediction. I’d argue defense procurement is a case study in this: we keep layering fixes instead of rebuilding from first principles. Reminds me of an article on quantum-enabled networks bypassing legacy vulnerabilities.

https://theboard.world/articles/quantum-computing-military-2026-unhackable-networks