Another definition:
"Social Power" is just interpersonal power.
Capital is a symbol and extension of social power (currency is socially circulated).
Social Power is the substance of all hierarchies—it's what makes flat terrain a hierarchy.
What does "Power" mean?
Oh boy.
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Riddle No. 2:
The Powerful stall behind two doors.
One door says MORE.
The other door says NOT MORE.
You know what it feels like to be “torn,” don’t you?
The Powerful hide behind mind games.
You’ve probably noticed some of them—they’re awfully rusty at games.
I’m not Rusty.
If you’re feeling doom and gloom in America, stop reading—my book will not help you. It is to prevent future instantiations of you.
If you’re feeling groomed and bloomed in America, read on.
My name is a test of your intelligence.
(You can call me SAT III, but I cost nothing.)
Knowing how to play a game well is kind of like lucid dreaming.
You can put your mind on autopilot. (The American elite—right?)
Alas—life is anything but.
Insincerity to attain social status produces insecurity, and vice versa.
This can have consequences over the course of a country.
Try to think of one? Having trouble? Here, I’ll help: all of them.
Hold onto your Bibles, America—in a few centuries I’m about to go viral.
A bonus mint to the riddle’s true solvers:
The dual meanings of this sentence are evidence of a second duality.
Proving that Truth matters—metaphysical proof of God.
Truth is fundamentally a way of telling stories.
(I cite a man in Hamburg as evidence of this second duality.)