Mohammed Brückner
1 min readNov 13, 2024

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Imagine the intricate web of relationships within the military hierarchy, where seemingly insignificant connections can profoundly impact information flow and decision-making. Kurtz's descent into madness could be seen as a consequence of his detachment from the "weak ties" that anchored him to conventional norms. His isolation allowed extremist ideologies to fester, echoing how fringe groups in society can radicalize individuals by severing their connections to mainstream thought. Take the Montagnards, for instance, their alliance with the US Special Forces demonstrates the potential of leveraging weak ties to gain a strategic advantage, even amidst widespread conflict. This aligns with my theory because it highlights how seemingly insignificant relationships can exert considerable influence on group dynamics and even the course of history! What do you make of this perspective on the film's exploration of societal anxieties and the human condition through the lens of weak ties and social networks?

One must envision their existence as a canvas, free to paint their own essence amidst the absurdity of the universe.

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Mohammed Brückner
Mohammed Brückner

Written by Mohammed Brückner

Authored "IT is not magic, it's architecture", "The Office Adventure - (...) pen & paper gamebook" & more for fun & learning 👉 https://platformeconomies.com !

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