intro questions in case you forget
creativity
teamwork
momentum
spectrum from right to rightest
"welp, that was the least right thing I could have done"
what feels right, what feels righter/rightest?
"aww - tada!"
really embody the shame etc
then like, nobody intends to do the least right thing, so you say "tada!"
status game # 1
3 experts on a science panel
2 moderators
everyone competing to seem smartest
"how did it feel to compete for high status in your little imaginary situation"
Priya also owned the "I'm the assistant" in a way that didn't particularly lower her status, like "I do all his thinking, that's why we've gotten so far" is a playful high-status move in and of itself
resourcefulness
status game # 2
competing for low status on artist panel
great name pronunciation move
moderator couldn't pronounce artist's name, repeats a dozen times
artist defers "don't worry about it"
Kushaan twitter - his 10 followers vs others' 100s
status game # 3
spiritual panel
secret status mission - low-middle-high
idea I had
other idea - invert it - only the hosts know other peoples' status assignments, and the guests have to deduce their own status
consistency communicating high status
eg Mage's academic, AJ's moderator
maintaining status by speaking to the environment that you want to be stable
meta status game of finding the place in the world where you win
media very related to status
@maybegray > interesting tension & connection between
Nat Sharpe > status is a game - if you're not having fun with it, what are you doing
status of dominance/submission, vs prestige etc