No. 07 · back to catalogue
The Buffering
| Difficulty | ★★☆☆☆ (2 of 5) |
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Practitioner’s note
Originating in the early streaming era, the Buffering is named for its characteristic intermittent forward motion. Both participants stop, look at one another, look away, look back, and resume. It is widely considered the position most faithful to the modern condition and is occasionally taught as a primer.
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