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The problem
We currently consume media with the majority of its original context stripped away.
A clip without the full exchange. A headline without the article. A quote without what came before or after. A label without its meaning.
What we see online is often only a fragment of the original story. Most people can tell when something feels incomplete, misleading, or exaggerated. But finding out what's missing takes work. The original video may be buried. The full article may sit behind a paywall. A summary may technically be accurate while leaving out the detail that changes how you understand it.
By the time someone tracks down the source, compares versions, and reconstructs the full picture, the fragment has already traveled.
The problem isn't a lack of information. It's the gap between what we see and the context we need to understand it.
Your challenge is to close that gap.
