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79 People who reply to trivial texts within seconds but go quiet for days when a message actually matters have often built two separate systems: one automated and always open, one with a gate they can only open slowly, and only for themselves

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Silicon Canals Editorial Team @ Silicon Canals 1 place · today 10:32 EDT

People who reply to trivial texts within seconds but go quiet for days when a message actually matters have often built two separate systems: one automated and always open, one with a gate they can only open slowly, and only for themselves

The gap between your instant "haha ok" and your week-long silence on harder questions isn't rudeness—it's the architecture of how you've learned to survive.

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