The Justice Disease ── How a reviewer stops seeing gray

Hold only a local view of the rule, become captive to your own sense of being right, and judgment tilts toward the subjective. Lose metacognition on top of that, and everything splits into black or white until gray becomes invisible ── this series calls that the justice disease. A ten-part story following one material reviewer's working life: from onset through the local trap, binary thinking, amplification, estrangement, the loss of metacognition, complications, a turning point, remission, and finally coexistence. Whether one can notice it decides the working life that follows.

Ten parts, story form. A companion to the other series in Perspectives.