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Changing the system from inside, while it still thinks you're loyal.
means The act of undermining an established system, authority, or set of beliefs from within, rather than attacking it head-on from outside.
from From Latin subvertere — 'sub' (under) plus 'vertere' (to turn) — literally 'to turn from underneath,' the same way you'd overturn a cart by upending it from below rather than pushing it over. It passed through Old French into English by the 1300s, originally carrying a sense of ruin or overthrow of institutions, laws, or morals before narrowing toward its modern flavor of covert, inside-out sabotage.
- origin
- latin subvertere, to overturn from beneath
- not
- rebellion wears a disguise, revolution wears a uniform
- best form
- so subtle the target thanks you for it
- also
- old version control software, ironically very orderly