Photojournalists could explore a situation with 36 exposures rather than arrange something for the two sides of a film holder. A graphic design revolution is the only major idea since the 1960's. People in other industries laugh at our progress rate. Let's invent content design. It shouldn't be that hard.
Ideas are more important than things.
Although photographs might seem to depict only things, the ideas in a photo make the great photographs. If you think timing, photojournalists should go to the happenings, not waste all those hours at news conferences, where people are just talk about it. It's difficult to get TILT in quick-hit photo assignments. This mutual agreement is a safety net that homogenizes photographs. Try removing the safety net occasionally.