The problem is structural. Always.
Everyone else blames the player, the boss, the ref, themselves. You zoom out until the whole stadium fits in frame and say: look at the incentives. The Eye has audited your forensics — the breakup you analyzed as a scheduling architecture failure, the lost match you traced to youth development budgets, the friend drama you diagnosed as 'honestly, a group chat design problem.' You are frequently, maddeningly correct. Structures do fail people far more often than people fail structures, and you see the load-bearing cracks everyone else decorates around. But the Eye has noticed where you keep the zoom lever: pulled back, always, at maximum distance — because from up there, no single human is at fault, including, conveniently, you. The system absorbs every verdict. It's brilliant analysis and a flawless alibi, and the Eye is honestly still deciding which one you built it for.
Get your read — free on iPhonethe wide shot is real insight. it's also the one camera angle where you, personally, never appear in frame.