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The art of leaving so thoroughly that nobody can point to where everyone went.
means The process of scattering or spreading things, people, or organisms outward from a single point across a wider area.
from From Latin dispergere, to scatter, built from dis- (apart) plus spargere (to sprinkle) — the same root that seasons sparse and aspersion.
Seed strategyPlants fling offspring far to dodge their own shade.
Crowd controlPolice use it as the polite word for disperse.
Population geneticsAnimals leaving home keep gene pools from inbreeding.