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Is it accurate to call it "crisis fatigue" or more accurate to call it "Chicken Little fatigue?" It's reasonable to assume this time is not different when in th
by nathanaldensr 5y ago
Is it accurate to call it "crisis fatigue" or more accurate to call it "Chicken Little fatigue?" It's reasonable to assume this time is not different when in the past the warnings were just as dire and just as apocalyptic. In other words, it's quite rational to respond this way.
- dane-pgp 5y ago> Chicken Little fatigue To use a different fable, let me point out that the moral of "The boy who cried wolf" isn't that you shouldn't listen to liars, it's that if you get used to ignoring warnings you'll eventually end up with no sheep.
- mdmdkdkd 5y agoThe moral is two fold and you got half of it. The other half is that if you exaggerate dangers for too long and the dangers never come, nobody can be expected to take you seriously when you warn them of the arrival of real danger