Talks Under Pressure

This is not a negotiation, it is a controlled experiment. One side speaks, the other is placed inside a sealed box where noise, speed, and spectacle replace listening. The setting suggests dialogue, the posture suggests seriousness, but the conditions make understanding impossible. Pressure is not used here to reach agreement, it is used to exhaust, distort, and dominate. What remains is the performance of talks, not their substance, a meeting arranged so that failure can later be blamed on the wind.