A nation cannot be unified by dividing a people against themselves. The danger begins when that contradiction becomes a political method.
A nation cannot be unified by dividing a people against themselves. The danger begins when that contradiction becomes a political method.
Institutions rarely fail because they cannot recognise problems. They fail because recognising problems is not the same as escaping the conditions that reproduce them.
Facts may not be sacred in practice, but the alternative is shameless informational feudalism: a world in which power determines visibility, visibility determines belief, and belief dissociatively drifts away from the world it claims to describe.