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The velvet rope of reality, deciding who's in by making clear who's out.

means The act of deliberately leaving someone or something out of a group, place, or consideration.

from From Latin excludere, to shut outex (out) plus claudere (to close), the same root that bolts your door at night.

Logic twinMutually exclusive events can't both happen at once.
Set theoryInclusion-exclusion principle counts overlaps by subtracting them back.
Insurance inkPolicy exclusions are the fine print denying your claim.
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