The “Grip-Release Lag” Moment That Has Gen Z Questioning Their Own Hand Physics ✨✋⚡🫰 There’s a trend quietly popping off called the Grip-Release Lag, and it’s got people side-eyeing their own hands. The challenge is simple: record yourself holding an object, then letting go. When users replay the clip in slow-mo, they keep spotting a tiny delay where the fingers hesitate for a split second before fully releasing — like the grip doesn’t end exactly when the brain says it should. Gen Z is calling

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