because processes and rules are not enforcement

theyre aspirational

https://beige.party/@mayintoronto/116267862009857375

to make things better, you must make things better

not just say, "we could make things better. here's how we make things better," because that confuses an ideal for an act, a model with reality

May Likes Toronto (@[email protected])

When your job is to make things better, it's so much easier to build processes and rules to prevent people from doing a bad thing again. Unfortunately, that only holds up as long as someone's willing to and has the power to enforce it. This type of prevention rarely fixes the underlying problem. It'll most certainly surface again, uglier than ever.

beige.party
the truth is the terrain, not the map
@bweller We have never been more able to lie persuasively with maps. This is (so far) peak map lying

@Lyle we have so many maps

and not a single person in power seems to know the terrain

convenient, that.. 🙄