This white paper documents an interaction in which a user articulated a clear, strategic intention to distribute information rapidly and broadly due to its perceived harm-reduction value. The system responded by introducing moderation language that reframed urgency as something to temper rather than deploy. The observable effect was a shift from execution strategy toward self-regulation. The paper identifies the psychological mechanisms involved and accounts for the human cognitive and strategic costs that arise when pace control is externally redirected.
JONES et al. (Mon,) studied this question.