👉 The discretion fluid, often associated with the concept of "soft power" in international relations, refers to the ability of a state or actor to influence others through attraction and persuasion rather than coercion or force. This fluidity stems from the capacity to shape preferences and norms by leveraging cultural appeal, diplomacy, values, and policies that resonate positively with other nations or groups. Unlike rigid structures, the discretion fluid adapts to changing contexts and contexts can be applied in various ways, making it a dynamic tool for achieving strategic objectives without resorting to direct force or economic pressure.
