I think after the actions of the UK, Spain, and others in the past week, that NATO is going to have a very different look within the next five years. Thank you for putting your thoughts down for us to consider.
The order survives not because rules are real in themselves, but because enough power remains willing to inhabit the fiction. Once the guarantor treats law as optional, the system does not disappear at once; it hollowes out first, becoming procedural theater over a shifting enforcement map.
beautiful alice! thank you
I think after the actions of the UK, Spain, and others in the past week, that NATO is going to have a very different look within the next five years. Thank you for putting your thoughts down for us to consider.
I keep waiting for you to mention wéiqí but it never happens and I'm ok with that.
This comment just reminded me how happy I am to see it not mentioned. So overdone.
yeah me too. totally. that’s what I meant too.
The order survives not because rules are real in themselves, but because enough power remains willing to inhabit the fiction. Once the guarantor treats law as optional, the system does not disappear at once; it hollowes out first, becoming procedural theater over a shifting enforcement map.