This hits so many feels, and so... effectively. The corporate speak. The callousness. The vapid emptiness. The confusion. The confusion - that this thing that

This hits so many feels, and so... effectively. The corporate speak. The callousness. The vapid emptiness. The confusion. The confusion - that this thing that seems like it should be excellent, isn't, and is in fact damaging - that's a sign of gaslighting, of being convinced to ignore or dismiss your own sense of reality. When we're in these situations, we do know something's wrong, but we doubt; that it's wrong enough, that the wrongness matters, that the wrongness is worthwhile. When you know it's wrong enough, you quit. When you know the wrongness is worthwhile, you don't have the dazed malaise. When you doubt your sense of reality, the reality you sense... crumbles.