Frono takes its name from phronesis (φρόνησις), Aristotle’s word for practical wisdom: the skill of judging well in a particular, uncertain moment — given the limited facts.
This happened in United States, September 11, 2001.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, the attacks are long over. But what those attacks set in motion isn't over.
What changed after 9/11—and never went back ?
You can select up to 2 options
The US reorganised domestic security after 9/11, creating new institutions and expanding intelligence-sharing, airport screening and counterterrorism capabilities.
The attacks led to wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and a much wider global campaign against terrorism, reshaping American thinking about military intervention.
Muslims, Arabs and people perceived to be from the Middle East faced increased scrutiny, surveillance and discrimination in the years that followed.
Expanded surveillance, information-gathering and detention powers became part of the longer-term machinery of government, changing the debate over security, privacy and civil liberties.
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The room is still judging this one. The split appears once enough people have answered.