Unpopular opinion: The culture of bingeing dozens of new anime every season is destroying the medium

I know this is controversial, but I genuinely feel that the "seasonal anime consumption culture" is a problem.<br><br>Nowadays, many people follow twenty or thirty shows per season, sentencing a series to death after watching only a few episodes. This consumption pattern leads to:<br>1. Production teams being forced to pour massive resources into the first few episodes.<br>2. Slow-burn works having almost no room to survive.<br>3. Audiences losing the patience to appreciate works in depth.<br>4. Animators being pushed to the brink to meet deadlines.<br><br>In the past, we followed three to five shows a season and watched each one seriously. Now, it's thirty shows a season, and we just skim through them. What do you guys think?