Social Baseline Theory
A theory of human regulation that treats social proximity and shared load as baseline conditions rather than optional extras.
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Product Application
Archive and Dyad can use this frame to design support as effort reduction rather than dependency failure.
Key Questions
Questions keep the framework open enough to use carefully.
What does shared load look like in interface design?
Where does support become overreach or false certainty?
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Track passages about social proximity, metabolic effort, and the default assumptions behind regulation.