Cognitive Security · Book · 2020

The Great Preset: Remote Teams and Operational Art

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Overview

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This essay examines what the Great Reset means from a cognitive security perspective, analyzing how global socioeconomic narratives shape public belief and behavior. Through the lens of Active Inference, narrative ecosystems, and information theory, the paper explores how large-scale narrative shifts can either empower or disempower individuals and communities in their sensemaking processes.

cognitive securitynarrative ecosystemsGreat ResetsensemakingActive Inferenceinformation theorysocioeconomic narratives

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  • This essay examines what the Great Reset means from a cognitive security perspective, analyzing how global socioeconomic narratives shape public belief and behavior.
  • Through the lens of Active Inferen...
Methods / Techniques
  • Narrative analysis
  • Trust and integrity modeling

Citation

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Friedman, Daniel Ari. 2020. The Great Preset: Remote Teams and Operational Art. COGSEC.org. URL: https://cogsec.org.

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