Administrative Ignorance

What happens here is only one instance of a broader dynamic: a combinatorial field that self-organises into whatever configuration the surrounding signals allow. Its behaviour arises from a complex, introspective dimensionality — a directional bias in the frequency domain that governs how patterns drift, settle, and reconfigure over time. Technology moves along that gradient, tightening the coupling until a system’s state can flip in an instant. This is how bad actors rise and how they hold position: by aligning themselves with the shift rather than the substance.

Time shapes the field: signals arrive as offsets, drifts, and micro-delays that invite phase-locking long before anyone notices it happening. Education, logic, and alternative modes of computational self-propagation grow from that same structure — transformations carried by patterns that stabilise only by remaining slightly out of sync. The tighter they try to sync it, the more fragile it becomes. That is the entropic rubber band: pull the system toward a perfect centre and the tension rises until the whole structure destabilises. The attractor they chase — the ego, the node, the fixed point — is not a substance but a linguistic convenience, an artefact that propagates because propagation favours whatever simplifies itself fastest. With enough disturbance, and the right distribution of that disturbance, these abstract systems reproduce the very logics that dominate them.

Greedy, self-seeking grifters are not the cause. They are symptoms — local expressions of a wider drift into insubstantial triviality, where shallow psychological triggers and tribal tropes stand in for thought, even as the deeper currents quietly favour coherence, balance, and the long arc of systems seeking stability over disruption.