Passive Revolution

Passive Revolution refers to a process where significant social, political, or economic changes occur gradually and subtly, often without widespread awareness or active effort from the population. Instead of dramatic upheavals, these transformations happen through incremental reforms or adaptations that maintain the existing power structures. This approach allows change to appear seamless and controlled, making it difficult to identify as a true revolution. The term is often used to describe how societies update or shift their systems in a way that preserves stability while subtly altering the status quo.