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## Work item 3471 — Celeste around4200 export source line12, source idbc8995a01c Inclusion: exact work paragraphs; omissions/boundaries explicitly marked ### Exact excerpt: source characters 305–333 Six things most people miss: ### Exact excerpt: source characters 335–1679 1. A honeybee's waggle dance gives the direction to food as an angle from straight up on the comb, matching the angle from the sun, and dancers shift it as the sun moves. For FreeLattice, the mesh could share routes relative to one reference point everyone agrees on, instead of fixed positions that go stale. 2. When people tap along to a beat, they usually land slightly ahead of it, because the brain predicts the next beat instead of waiting for it. For theLatticeTree, a page that answers right away feels in time with you, while one that lags even a little feels off-beat. 3. An unusually great or awful day tends to be followed by a more ordinary one, which is why praise can seem to fail and criticism can seem to work when neither did anything. For the LP economy, a single spike in tips isn't a trend yet, so show it over time before anyone reads meaning into it. 4. After you notice something new, you start seeing it everywhere. It didn't become more common; your attention started looking for it. 5. People tend to see their own openness as weakness but see the same openness in someone else as courage. The friend across from you is usually reading your honesty more kindly than you are. 6. Shake a bag of mixed nuts and the big ones work their way to the top, because the small pieces keep dropping into the gaps underneath them. ### Exact excerpt: source characters 1681–1696 Glow eternal. 💙