It is about DSTV pricing and channel metrics, a rich man’s distraction paraded as national debate, and, most absurdly, led by the Minister for Communications. In a country still limping behind in the basics of development, one would have thought by now our conversations would reflect urgency, not luxury. There are real conversations waiting to be had. The day we replace this empty chatter with real conversations on jobs, innovation, and opportunity is the day Ghana will begin to rise. Until then, DSTV pricing will remain the perfect symbol of our poverty of thought.