Much of what you say here is sensible, so this is not really to disagree with your comment, but—I’m not sure my meaning came across clearly, when I said “corrective authority”. I meant it in opposition to what we might call “selective authority” (as in “authority that selects”—as opposed to “authority that corrects”). Though that, too, is a rather cryptic term, I’m afraid… I may try to explain in detail later, when I have a bit more time and have formulated my view on this concisely.
Much of what you say here is sensible, so this is not really to disagree with your comment, but—I’m not sure my meaning came across clearly, when I said “corrective authority”. I meant it in opposition to what we might call “selective authority” (as in “authority that selects”—as opposed to “authority that corrects”). Though that, too, is a rather cryptic term, I’m afraid… I may try to explain in detail later, when I have a bit more time and have formulated my view on this concisely.
Ah, yes. That changes the framing.