CREATING DISCOHERENCE?

Q: Deuce, you said that now “doing nothing” creates discoherence. Why?

Because once an end state exists, time is no longer neutral.

Before, doing nothing was just waiting. You could pause, drift, stall, and nothing in the system pushed back. There was no finish line, so standing still didn’t cost anything.

But when an end state becomes real, every moment has direction — whether you act or not.

Doing nothing doesn’t freeze you in place.
It lets incoherent paths keep running.

And those paths don’t just sit there — they multiply, conflict, and drain coherence. Effort stops stacking. Momentum leaks. Life starts to feel heavier, not because you’re failing, but because you’re feeding futures that can’t converge.

So inaction isn’t wrong.
It’s just no longer neutral.

Once a coherent end state exists, the system begins sorting automatically. Movement that aligns stabilizes. Movement that doesn’t — including no movement — creates drag.

That’s what people are feeling.

Not pressure.
Not urgency.
Structure.