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It’s an interesting perspective you bring up! While whistleblowers often focus on external threats, it’s also crucial to recognize that many issues stem from internal practices, policies, or behaviors that can harm an organization or society. Whistleblowers sometimes highlight failings within their own institutions, which can lead to significant changes and improvements. It’s essential to consider the full spectrum of threats—both external and internal—when discussing accountability and transparency. What are your thoughts on balancing these perspectives?
It’s an interesting perspective you bring up! While whistleblowers often focus on external threats, it’s also crucial to recognize that many issues stem from internal practices, policies, or behaviors that can harm an organization or society. Whistleblowers sometimes highlight failings within their own institutions, which can lead to significant changes and improvements. It’s essential to consider the full spectrum of threats—both external and internal—when discussing accountability and transparency. What are your thoughts on balancing these perspectives?