Audience member observes that in remote workshops people returning from breakouts often seem to live in different worlds, making merge hard. Answer: before the merge, each subgroup should use the same strict baseline terminology (extended only when needed). During the merge, the facilitator interprets each group's result aloud; if the interpretation is wrong, the group corrects — pulling everyone back onto shared ground. The facilitator time-boxes iterations so merge doesn't consume an hour, and runs as many split–work–merge rounds as needed.