Merging looks like one move. It is not. It is speed, gap, signal, eyes, lane, the person behind you, and the story in your head about “don’t you dare hesitate.” That is why chests heat up on ramps. Too many pieces firing at once.
So we do not preach “just go.” We pick the one region that is actually tangled for you. Maybe the first second of the match-speed. Maybe the shoulder check. Maybe saying no and taking the next opening. You drive. We talk in plain words. We try the next idea. Bravo if it drops the heat. If not, we try again. Reconstruction, not magic.
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