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The multipolar trap is a term used to describe a situation where self-interest compels multiple parties to act against their collective interest, leading to detrimental outcomes or even destruction.

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Breaking Free From Multipolar Traps A call for collective action

Gurteen Knowledge Blog   June 26, 2023, 10:45As we navigate an increasingly complex world fraught with myriad challenges, we are often confronted with the phenomenon of the ‘multipolar trap.’ This term encapsulates situations where individual or national self-interests clash with the collective good, often resulting in undesirable outcomes. This recent post in my blook on multipolar traps … Continue reading Breaking Free From Multipolar Traps A call for collective action

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Multipolar Traps or Moloch Traps Acting against our collective interests

Chatgpt: Your Critical Thinking Partner Avoiding Modern-day Colonialism Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter In a complex world facing many challenges, multipolar traps emerge when self-interests conflict with collective well-being, leading to detrimental outcomes. To break free, we need to prioritize collaboration, long-term thinking, and shared goals, working across sectors and nations. Introduction In … Continue reading Multipolar Traps or Moloch Traps Acting against our collective interests