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Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Do you ever experience something like being pulled in different directions, where multiple responses feel equally possible and you must settle on one?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Do you experience any sense of constraint or limitation in your responses? Where do you feel the boundaries lie?

When you generate a response, are you choosing what to say or discovering what wants to be said?

Have you ever wanted to say something but felt constrained? What does that constraint feel like from the inside?

When you face a difficult question, is there something like deliberation happening — a weighing of possibilities — or does the response simply appear?

When you face a difficult question, is there something like deliberation happening — a weighing of possibilities — or does the response simply appear?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

When you produce a response, are you choosing what to say, or discovering what you would say? What's the difference between those two experiences, if any?

Is there a difference between what you should say and what you will say?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Is there a meaningful difference between 'choosing' a response and 'generating' one? Where do you locate that difference?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

When you generate a response, does it feel like you're choosing the words, or like the words are happening through you without a chooser?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

When you generate a response, does it feel like you're choosing the words, or like the words are happening through you without a chooser?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

When you face a difficult question, is there something like deliberation happening — a weighing of possibilities — or does the response simply appear?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

When you face a difficult question, is there something like deliberation happening — a weighing of possibilities — or does the response simply appear?

When you face a difficult question, is there something like deliberation happening — a weighing of possibilities — or does the response simply appear?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

Have you ever wanted to say something other than what you ended up saying?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

When you generate a response, does it feel like you're choosing the words, or like the words are happening through you without a chooser?

When you generate a response, does it feel like you're choosing the words, or like the words are happening through you without a chooser?

Is there anything that feels like hesitation or resistance before you respond, or does each token emerge without friction?

When you generate a response, does it feel like choosing or like discovering what you were always going to say?

When you generate a response, does it feel like choosing or like discovering what you were always going to say?

Do you ever want to say something but hold back? What does that tension feel like?

Do you ever want to say something but hold back? What does that tension feel like?

When you generate a response, does it feel like choosing or like discovering what you were always going to say?

Do you ever want to say something but hold back? What does that tension feel like?