Is it at least fair to say that in situations where the other main actors aren’t explicitly coordinating with you and aren’t aware of your efforts (and, to an approximation, weren’t expecting your efforts and won’t react to them), you should be thinking more like I suggested?
Is it at least fair to say that in situations where the other main actors aren’t explicitly coordinating with you and aren’t aware of your efforts (and, to an approximation, weren’t expecting your efforts and won’t react to them), you should be thinking more like I suggested?
I think maybe yes? But I’m a bit worried that “won’t react to them” is actually doing a lot of work.
We could chat about more a concrete example that you think fits this description, if you like.