Publish at July 02 2026 Updated July 02 2026
There are two distinct paths that lead one to act against one’s own values: a gradual shift that goes unnoticed, and a state of confinement in which past decisions close the doors one by one. Consistency is less about the difficult moment itself than about everything that is built up leading up to it.
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