Why do we grill our loved ones harder than corporations or governments? Stricter in Love Than in Law reveals how modern institutions turn excuses into operating systems, outsourcing the labor of repair to the public. From euphemism to algorithm, power survives by making us its unpaid clerks. Refusal, not outrage, is the real act of maintenance.
Stricter in Love Than in Law
Why do we grill our loved ones harder than corporations or governments? Stricter in Love Than in Law reveals how modern institutions turn excuses into operating systems, outsourcing the labor of repair to the public. From euphemism to algorithm, power survives by making us its unpaid clerks. Refusal, not outrage, is the real act of maintenance.