Ever thought about just driving out to a darker spot for your shots? I had the same blurry prob with my milky way pics until I hauled my stuff to this empty field outside town. The light pollution drop was huge, and my stacked images finally had that pop without fancy filters. Kinda annoying to travel, but it made my cheap lens look pro.

Kinda reminds me of when an AI bot at my old company filtered out apps with non-standard education. @ruby659, your cousin's freelancing gap probably hit a similar glitch.

But what if our bodies are just adapting to new kinds of work? People used to get different aches from manual labor. Maybe constant typing just builds up a new kind of muscle memory, and that tingling is part of the adjustment. I've had weird feelings in my hands that came and went without seeing a doctor. Sometimes the fear of permanent damage makes us notice every little twitch more.

Remember that Skyrim glitch where you could ride dragons like a horse? What was the first bug that made you stop and laugh instead of getting frustrated?