The backlog of important conversations seems to be growing at a much faster rate than these actual conversations are taking place at. The docket is becoming overloaded. The conversations are overdue.
No one knows if or when these important conversations will ever take place, or who will participate, or whether fines will be assessed for overdue conversations like for library books.
Sometimes the most important conversations are the ones you don't have, or never intended to have. The affirmation becomes a stand-in for an actual exchange.
As a general benchmark, anything that elicits a moderate response on X or Facebook can be lazily credited with starting-or sparking-a national conversation.
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