In our increasingly digital world, where so much of our work exists in the abstract realm of code, emails, and virtual meetings, the act of creation offers a powerful counterpoint.
Ultimately, I believe social media platforms need to assume greater responsibility for the content that proliferates on their sites. It's no longer sufficient for them to claim neutrality, arguing that they are merely conduits for information.
For large corporations, credibility often feels like an inherited trait, built over decades and backed by significant resources. Independent creators, however, start from scratch. They lack the imposing brand recognition and the institutional heft.
