When nothing impresses us anymore.

News cycles move rapidly, desensitizing people to serious events, leading to a sense of resignation. Constant exposure to scandals and corruption normalizes them, diminishing outrage and hindering mobilization. This desensitization can lead to apathy, disengagement from politics, or support for populist movements. A society that becomes accustomed to everything risks reacting to nothing, not due to a lack of values, but due to exhaustion. The real danger lies in becoming indifferent to scandals and corruption, signifying a deeper problem within ourselves.