Ethotechnic practice flattens this by lowering the burden gradient and designing for stopability so resilience is institutional, not personal.
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Asymmetric Sustaining
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Asymmetric Sustaining
When one group continually absorbs the toil of keeping a system alive so another group can move fast or claim success. It often hides behind gratitude for “resilience” while masking extraction.
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