Media's Corruption and the Veil of Clickbait

The media landscape suffers from corruption, often overshadowed by sensationalist and clickbait-driven content that distorts important discourse. Despite its flaws, traditional media serves a vital role that is not easily replaceable. Similarly, institutions like the Federal Reserve and FDIC, while not perfect, have effectively managed crises, indicating that our existing systems, despite their imperfections, function reasonably well. Engaging in nuanced discussions about these institutions and their significance becomes increasingly challenging in the current political climate, where polarized perspectives dominate.