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We cheat the process of learning by Googling the answer. We cheat the process of connection by swiping through faces like a deck of cards. We cheat the process of boredom by doomscrolling a firehose of outrage.
We are seeing a cultural backlash. The rise of "slow living." The popularity of hardcore physical sports like Hyrox or ultrarunning. The renaissance of vinyl records and film photography—mediums that force you to wait and make mistakes.
The bubble is comfortable. The bubble is quiet. The bubble has no failure states. But the bubble is also a cage. Nowhere is this "cheating" more evident than in our entertainment.
It sounds like a video game glitch—because it is. Only now, the game is real life, and the cheaters are us. In a video game, a "cheater" doesn't play the level. They clip through walls. They find the infinite ammo exploit. They skip the boss fight. They get the reward (the high score, the loot, the ending) without the struggle. They live in a bubble where the rules of physics and effort don't apply.
