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It’s the oldest quest of meaning in a universe born of chaos, dark skies and dark waters, and ruled by capricious gods.
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How did we transform from the self-proclaimed ‘crown of creation’ into servile extensions of our smartphones and social media sites?
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Lavrentiy Beria’s chilling dictum, ‘Show me a man and I will show you the crime’ perfectly encapsulates the progressive left’s bend towards ideological puritanism and conformism.
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In the heartland of America, the old order left behind something else: silence. The empty husks of steel mills, the boarded-up windows of manufacturing towns, the hollowed-out dreams of blue-collar workers who once built America’s wealth and were now left to rot.
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The intellectual socialism that has been thriving in the minds of Americans is that we all must be equal. Equal like prime ministers.
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Would Ukraine have been better off without this war? The answer is a frustrating yes and no. A few thousand power players wouldn’t be making a killing (financially speaking), but 45 million people also wouldn’t be staring down the barrel of violent death.
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Apparently, I am a relic. Sentenced to rage. To rebel. To be furiously angry. Oscar-level, table-flipping rage.
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Abuladze presents a world where the truth is dangerous, not because people kill for it (they kill indiscriminately and on a massive scale), but because the truth itself is lethal.
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‘I remembered that one of the names of God is ‘The Fearless’ and that I had read that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.’
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The huge plot against the little thing’s very existence is one of the widest and wildest modern cold wars – it includes religion, technology, a few declarations and laws on human rights plus two huge armies of philosophizing idiots – the ones for and the ones against this medical tragedy.
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We hope you find new ways to celebrate old fears!
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The hatred directed at Musk burns like a fever across the Left, a spectacle both terrible and familiar – as predictable as the way crowds once gathered beneath guillotines, their faces illuminated by the same righteous fury we see today in the blue glow of their screens.
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For years there has been a severe mismatch between the goals of the American political class and the American people.
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Esteemed sovereign citizen, do you really think that in this ‘democracy’ you have the power? That your opinion, yes, yours, has value?
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We elucidate the intricate interplay of psychological, sexual, and theological motifs surrounding love and mortality as they unfold within the psyches of the film’s central characters.
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There’s no need to worry. Haven’t you gotten used to eating sausages and cold cuts without meat, soy cheese, or imitation fresh milk that came directly from a lab somewhere?
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Armed with hashtag hashtags and fueled by overwrought angst, these socially conscious Sovietistas excel at purity councils to enforce compliance with their ever-quickening dogma.
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Our Echoversum is only a sliver of broader culture’s Echoverse, one more layer of dreams, stories, and beliefs enveloping it, adding complexity upon complexity and fragments upon fragments.
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Herostratus’s insatiable, almost feverish craving for the hyperreal – the exaggerated simulations and imitations of reality, rather than authentic reality itself – drove him to an abject act of destruction of something beautiful and beloved.
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Elections are coming, and we start remembering our political elite.
