Tag: media incentives
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May 2020 didn’t just reopen businesses, it staged a declaration: we’re done with this. But reopening became symbols and vibes instead of systems, pushing enforcement downhill to the lowest-paid workers and turning public health into identity theatre. A performance asks you to believe. A plan asks you to trust, and trust has to be earned.
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March 2020 forced reality back onto the screen, but the feed still tried to turn it into content. The curve is not a metaphor, the clip is not leadership, and the click is not control. In a crisis measured in bodies and time, the real test is whether we can build an information culture that…
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February 2020 doesn’t feel heavy only because the news is heavy. It feels heavy because the interface is. The feed delivers politics as a reflex, preloading judgment, manufacturing urgency, and turning outrage into a daily ritual that fits neatly into spare moments. A small experiment, a two-minute pause, is a rebellion against a system that…
