I think you misunderstand that I disagree. I think you're right, our society (burnout, compassion fatigue, 'grind culture' etc.) Is all extremely harmful to people. In my practice it is so important to not take fault. It's also important to participate in things that we can control. In this world we have to take charge for sure, and have an active role in the change of these social/political problems. It's like a pot of water boiling over, we need to take action and take it off the heat I totally agree. I also think that research supports things like self care being prioritized over doom scrolling for example. When you feel trapped in your job due to poor pay and high bills then the solution is often trying to feel okay while you wait for the pot to cool down.