Why Fame Needs Friction: From Attention to Impact
How do we define fame in a world where everyone is visible? In today’s scroll-speed attention economy, the value of fame has shifted. Visibility is no longer scarce, what matters is reaction. Fame isn’t just about being seen; it’s about being felt. And to be felt, fame needs friction.
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