It has to start with admitting the systems are imperfect and unchecked misconduct is possible even if it's not actually happening. The insistence that our syst

It has to start with admitting the systems are imperfect and unchecked misconduct is possible even if it's not actually happening. The insistence that our systems infallible is not at all helpful because anyone can see that's not true. Once we get to admitting unchecked misconduct is possible in the current systems, we can make some progress to reducing those possibilities. Right now we're resisting that path, and that's just not sustainable.