Populations are normalizing persistent, low-level threats—drone attacks, infrastructure fragility, geopolitical instability, climate impacts—as baseline conditions requiring adaptation rather than emergency response. Security shifts from absence of threat to managed coexistence with permanent danger. Populations develop workarounds and coping strategies, treat disruptions as expected, and minimize risk perception rather than demanding systemic solutions. This represents a cultural surrender to the inevitability of crisis, with resilience redefined as acceptance of permanent instability.