More than the absence of chains, freedom is the condition that allows conscience, creativity, and community to flourish. It demands vigilance against tyranny and conformity alike, reminding us that liberty is sustained not by ease but by responsibility, debate, and the courage to dissent.
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Hannah Arendt’s warning from 1958—humanity may conquer the stars yet lose the world beneath its feet—resounds in an era of automation, algorithms, and fragile political action. In 1958, Hannah Arendt published The Human Condition, a meditation written in the long shadow of totalitarianism and at the dawn
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What a “brain-rot summer” tells us about shared meaning, pluralism and democracy. In August 2025, Business Insider christened the season “brain-rot summer”: no runaway blockbuster, no dominant fashion note, and—tellingly—no “song of the summer.” Culture felt squishy, individualized, algorithmically sliced. The verdict named a discomfort many felt but
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Boaz reminds us liberty is not a bunker but a port city—confident, cosmopolitan, and outward-facing. Peace, trade, and humility in power are its pillars; connection, not coercion, is its compass.
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Mises’s provocative concept still helps understand the Psychology of Anticapitalism today