Hot take on golf's problemsfrom @shaneohgolfs

Framework

The Problem-Culprit-Solution Manifesto

To present a controversial argument about a problem within a specific community, identify multiple culprits (both individuals and systems), and then rally the audience with a call to action that positions them as the solution.

1. 1

   The Provocative Thesis

   State a strong, negative opinion that challenges the status quo of a community or topic, establishing the video's central argument.

2. 2

   The Core Conflict

   Explain the underlying paradox or reason for the problem (e.g., 'Its popularity is its downfall'), setting the context for the evidence to follow.

3. 3

   The Individual Culprit

   Present the first piece of evidence by showcasing negative behavior from individuals within the community, often using relatable stereotypes to make the problem feel personal.

4. 4

   The Consequence Evidence

   Escalate the problem by showing the tangible, negative consequences or damage caused by the behavior, raising the stakes.

5. 5

   The Systemic Culprit

   Pivot the argument to blame a larger system, institution, or authority figure, adding depth and showing the problem is not just about a few 'bad apples'.

6. 6

   The Empowerment Pivot

   Transition from identifying problems to proposing a solution, shifting the responsibility onto the audience and empowering them to be agents of change.

7. 7

   The Cultural Diagnosis

   Define the negative cultural trend at the heart of the issue, often using archetypal characters to make the point resonate emotionally.