Out of Control Stops Looking Crazy When You Get Used to It #psychology #influence
8 Apr 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief commentary, TJ Walker warns that treating erratic escalation and sudden policy reversals by political leaders as normal is a dangerous stance. He argues that if members of an administration privately view such behavior as reckless, remaining silent is not a neutral position—it is an implicit decision to accept dangerous volatility in the highest office. Walker calls for active responsibility rather than passive acceptance of instability.










