Why Waiting Feels Different When an Algorithm Controls the Queue
Invisible priorities and uncertain timelines can make algorithm-managed delays feel more stressful than ordinary lines.
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Invisible priorities and uncertain timelines can make algorithm-managed delays feel more stressful than ordinary lines.
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