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The Culture of Being Special: Capitalism, Narcissism, and Community
In our contemporary society, a remarkable phenomenon has arisen, which we can define as the "culture of being special." This culture is fueled by capitalism, an economic system that exploits our individual needs and desires for commercial gain, sometimes at the detriment of community bonds.
One of the most visible facets of this culture is the relentless competition to amass resources, often with the conviction of superior entitlement. This mindset frequently surfaces in our relationship ... (go to article)
The Uncertainty Principle: The Essence of Faith and Existence
Having faith is not a religious act. Having faith is an inherent need, a human necessity to believe in something that can serve as a solid foundation to support the complex structure of our reality. It's like digging deep foundations, capable of withstanding the earthquakes that life throws our way. Faith is often associated with religion, exploited to shape cultural and social structures through which religion constructs its city. It's the power to manipulate these foundations to influence what's built upon them ... (go to article)
Digital Capitalism and the Commodification of Hatred
For several years now, we have been witnessing the ever-growing spread of hatred within the realm of social media. What was meant to be a platform for sharing ideas, connecting, and communicating has unfortunately transformed into fertile ground for human degradation. Individuals who, on the surface, lead ordinary lives with regular social interactions, morph into fierce purveyors of hatred, insults, and intolerance on social media, participating in a form of psychological and media-driven stoning ... (go to article)
The Misogyny of the Sky
Misogyny does not begin with hatred.
It begins with a subtraction.
To understand where it is born, we must perform an uncomfortable gesture: we must step back. Not a few centuries. Millennia. Before morals. Before laws. Before monotheisms.
There was a time when the world was not the result of a solitary will. It was not an order pronounced from above. It was an encounter.
For the ancients, creation was not command. It was union. ... (go to article)