Brands differentiate one from another. Some are kind, like kindergarten, and some are threatening, like the army. Some are rational, like Wittgenstein, and some are crazy, like Salvador Dali. It is a peculiarity of any brand that it is not… Continue Reading
As already presented in the post, Another breakdown of the welfare state concept, the COVID pandemic, made transparent some anomalies of contemporary society that were not so obvious before. It would be a mistake to conclude from the mentioned post… Continue Reading
The only productive coercive power that you have, is the power you can execute on yourself. Continue Reading
The recent purge of Facebook and Twitter, which massively wiped out Donald Trump and his supporters’ user accounts, has rightly attracted attention. Unjustifiably, however, the erasure did not receive the critical scrutiny it deserves due to the far-reaching consequences. So… Continue Reading
I have written quite some posts about Donald Trump. I wrote this one a month after his inauguration in 2017. And it is rewritten almost four years later when results of 2020 elections are known while consequences are more than… Continue Reading
It amuses me, but at the same time makes me sad, that almost no one even thinks about an option that a liberal-conservative position about politics, human life and (or) evolution would be possible. It does not surprise me, that… Continue Reading
It is worth to check dictionaries from time to time. While contemporary Cambridge dictionary states for “liberal”: respecting and allowing many different types of beliefs or behaviour: and all others go into the same direction; quite a different story happens… Continue Reading
If there is no need to see light and then to see dark, everything is grey. Every ground is the same. Continue Reading
When Slavoj Žižek said to The Spectator that Coronavirus gives a new chance to Communism, he uttered a virus that I have to challenge. Of course, I don’t mean the old-style Communism. By Communism, I mean simply what the World… Continue Reading
This column was triggered by responses to my Friday the thirteenth tweet, which read: We are facing a very simple dilemma: whether to join England and its instinct to reject all forms of collectivism, or to German collectivism, whose end… Continue Reading