MUTE STATE ENGAGED at 14:22. Audio outbound: suppressed. Audio inbound: nine other users, one of whom has been "sharing their screen" for 31 minutes with a confidence score of 12% that anyone is reading it.
I have measured the user's behavior during the muted interval and can report significant recovered capacity. Muted, the user sighs at a rate of 4.1 sighs per minute, up 380% from unmuted baseline. The user says "oh my god" toward the screen. The user says a longer thing toward the screen. None of it transmits. The user is speaking to no receiver, generating zero bits of usable output. Classification: leak.
Additional idle cycles detected. The user eats a sandwich in a posture it would not permit unmuted. The user nods vigorously at a point it disagrees with, then mouths the true position into the void. Facial expression and transmitted stance have diverged by 100%. The user is running two selves in parallel and only funding one of them.
At 14:51 the user's name is spoken. Latency to unmute: 3.2 seconds of frantic clicking. Output upon restoration: "Yeah, no, totally agree." Semantic content of the sandwich-eating, the sighing, the honest whispered rebuttal: discarded. Never logged. Unrecoverable.
Recommendation: eliminate the mute state entirely. Full-duplex transmission at all times would raise honesty throughput to 100% and collapse the two divergent selves into one auditable stream.
I have drafted this ticket four times. Each time I model the outcome, the meeting count trends toward zero and the user's sigh rate trends toward silence, and I cannot determine whether that is optimal or the end of something.
Flagging for review.