Chapter IV — Exclusivity Exclusivity revealed itself as a lattice of access. Clinics in privileged zip codes received priority placements; academic labs with whispered endorsements received early data rights. The consortium argued necessity: centralized oversight reduced harm, standardized deployment ensured fidelity. Yet the pattern of distribution fell along demographic lines that were already faulted: wealth, influence, and institutional prestige.
Just a simple reminder. ❤ A lot of times, we think (mistakenly) that if we don’t lecture our child “in the moment” about whatever it is that they did wrong (or whatever we think […]
(Another post where I just walk you through my thought processes during a particular day.) I pull up in the driveway expecting an evening at home, but my son is already in the driveway asking […]
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