regardless of whomever you want to label, inverting reality creates a psychological gradient from which power can be extracted. esg is a good example because consumers don't even want it but it means the market landscape gets changed for the benefit of investors who can anticipate the effects. it becomes better for them than a wholly normative and predictable ecosystem. this is also what george soros figured out decades ago--lots of small psychological effects, which are cheap to fund at local levels can eventually add up to big global changes to gain money and power from as long as they are the right kinds of mindtraps.
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