I don’t think this is a helpful frame, but if you want to use it, the power went to the people – mostly due the democratization of information, accelerated by the internet, social media, etc. – and they then turned it on each other, wasting most of it and leaving little for the people they elect to govern with.
+1. Not sure about your specific story but it’s important that power is not conserved in general. Well-functioning governments give everyone involved more power.
I don’t think this is a helpful frame, but if you want to use it, the power went to the people – mostly due the democratization of information, accelerated by the internet, social media, etc. – and they then turned it on each other, wasting most of it and leaving little for the people they elect to govern with.
+1. Not sure about your specific story but it’s important that power is not conserved in general. Well-functioning governments give everyone involved more power.