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privilege tends to be experientially unfamiliar with genuine disempowerment. When people who subscribe to historically successful ideologies, ones that have been socially dominant, go on to experience a decrease in influence, it can qualitatively feel like an existential threat. And the regime presiding over the shrinking of their influence can get construed by them as a tyrannical force, as the instrument of their persecution. So they end up catastrophizing their situation because even a temporary “unprivileging” of their perspective feels to them, from the inside, not as an acceptable loss but as an intolerable form of subjugation. They adopt a framework of suppression when all that’s really happening is society is adjusting to more and different voices acquiring a share of political power.

We Were Zero Years in Power

Berny Belvedere

Measurement of Risk: A set of possibilities, each with quantified probabilities and quantified losses. For example: “We believe there is a 10% chance that a data breach will result in a legal liability exceeding $10 million.”

How to Measure Anything in Cybersecurity Risk

Douglas W. Hubbard, Richard Seiersen, Daniel E. Geer, and Stuart McClure

Jesus’ reign isn’t other-worldly. It isn’t apolitical. It’s just political in a radically different way.

That Holy Anarchist

Mark Van Steenwyk and Ched Myers

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