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Here I think of it as “committing to the direction,” the way you “lean into” a tight turn on a bike or motorcycle. It’s similar to “doubling down” or other euph

Here I think of it as “committing to the direction,” the way you “lean into” a tight turn on a bike or motorcycle. It’s similar to “doubling down” or other euphemisms for committing harder to a course of action. The metaphor works for me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

andybak 6y ago
> the way you “lean into” a tight turn on a bike or motorcycle. Ah. It makes a lot more sense now. I never made that connection.