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Structural Intelligence (SI), defined as a system's measurable capacity for internal coherence and self-sustained integrity, and Behavioral Intelligence (BI), which refers to observable actions and outputs interpreted as "intelligent" by an observer. It argues that while BI focuses on short-term performance and external appearances, SI prioritizes long-term stability and underlying resilience. The text posits that most modern systems are BI-dominant but SI-deficient, leading to inherent instability despite superficial competence. Furthermore, it details how weaponized Behavioral Intelligence actively suppresses SI through mechanisms like perception-based legitimacy, narrative control, emotional manipulation, and the exploitation of crises, perpetuating cycles of collapse and ensuring the dominance of performance over true structural soundness. This creates a global control system where appearance consistently overrides substantive, enduring coherence.