なぜ「語りがうまい人」ほど中身を問われなくなるのか

This episode explores a harsh reality: the better someone speaks, the less their content is questioned. In today’s information-saturated society, fluent speech often replaces substance. What audiences consume is not truth or depth, but the feeling of understanding—comfort, clarity, and emotional ease. Skilled speakers avoid concrete claims, rely on abstraction, and create arguments that are difficult to challenge. As a result, speech becomes performance, almost like music, rather than a vehicle for ideas. This shift reflects a broader structural change, where responsibility and meaning are diluted. In the age of endless information and AI-generated content, the value of substance continues to erode.