Censored

This book is a harsh and truthful exploration of modern society, where algorithms, social networks, and corporate interests create invisible cages for millions of people. It shows how fear, censorship, and control seep into everyday life, turning freedom into an illusion, and sarcasm and private humor into the only weapons. Through vivid imagery, a sharp journalistic style, and dark humor, the book reveals how soft fascism shapes minds, suppresses initiative, and forces millions to live under constant self-surveillance.
But this is not just a depiction of horror: the book also offers strategies for small-scale resistance - private spaces of freedom, humor, quiet acts of sabotage, and the preservation of one's inner "no" - all serving as a true shield against the system.