Can we switch to a partial credit system for people who make the right choice but just a little late

The video proposes applying a 'partial credit' system to evaluate individuals and corporations who take positive actions but do so too late or without sufficient commitment, using examples like celebrities who speak out on social issues only after they become trendy, corporations that participate in controversial events without thorough vetting, and wealthy philanthropists who delay accountability until forced by public pressure. The core argument is that delayed or half-hearted responses should receive less credit than timely, wholehearted actions, and that this partial credit ultimately harms society by allowing harmful systems to persist longer than necessary.