Why "Lagrange Reset"
A Lagrange point is the one place between two vast forces — the Sun and the Earth, the work and you — where the pulls cancel out and a small thing can simply hold its position. It isn't stillness you arrive at once: drift off, and you're gone in weeks. The James Webb telescope holds its station at one by firing its thrusters a little, on a steady rhythm, forever — and from that held calm, it sees further than anything before it.
That's the reset. Ten seconds at the end of the day — the small, repeated correction that keeps you on station, so you can think forward while the ground moves. Not a cure for burnout. A way to hold your place in the pull of the agentic era.
“Suprun” descends from the Greek sōphrōn — soundness of mind. The name on the door already meant this.