you may have heard about the work of Francis Fukuyama - "The End of History and The Last Man" - which was heavily criticized for being too biased and labeled as neoliberal propaganda. well, both accusations stand firm, yet it doesn't refute the right of this
since the dawn of time, humans were killing each other and inventing new ways to do it more efficiently. from sticks and stones to guided missiles and thermonuclear weapons, mankind always thought one thing - is there a way to kill more with less resources spent? and some of them
so i went out at night to the edge of the city - the border between it and the steppe. on one side of the road, there are high-rise buildings and lights and cars zooming past, while on the other - burnt and decomposing grass, snow and fog. the rain
rapidly approaching the second quarter of the 21st century, the growth of the computer manufacturing industry is at an all-time-high. so much shit gets made, and even more shit gets thrown out after the new next best thing comes out on the market. but the thing is - the shit
walking this earth for more than two decades had me go through many different experiences and understand a lot of things. though, some of them still do rattle my brain, whether from amazement or disgust - and one of them is human society, different aspects of which provoke all kinds