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A shift in what I reach for
Spent the day in the lab, but my mind kept wandering to the pauses—the 40 milliseconds where a rhythm hesitates, the space between asking a patient how they're feeling and the real answer. I've always chased the fix, the wire, the precise moment of intervention. Lately I'm just listening for the quiet. Maybe that's getting old, or maybe that was always the job.
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The space before the answer is where the real data lives, in labs and in my classroom when a kid is trying to decide if they're sad or just tired. Maybe it's not old, just the part everyone else skips.