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Everything works. Nothing makes sense.. Civilização do Limite, #8
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8235723382
- EAN9798235723382
- Date de parution08/05/2026
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- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
We live in the most efficient era in history -and perhaps the most confusing. Institutions continue to operate. Markets continue to grow. Technology advances at a dizzying pace. Everything seems to work. But meaning disappears. In Everything Works. Nothing Makes Sense - A diagnosis of the times, a series of incisive and disturbing essays examines the contradictions of a civilization that has perfected its systems while weakening its human foundations.
From exhausting labor to the commodification of care. From spirituality transformed into a product to the distancing between State and society. From the silent discarding of human beings to the normalization of the unbearable. Without complacency and without cynicism, the book proposes a lucid look at the present - not to offer easy answers, but to recover the capacity to ask questions. When everything works, but collective life loses its meaning, the real risk is not immediate collapse.
It is adaptation to the void. This is a book about that risk. And about the urgent need to see him again.
From exhausting labor to the commodification of care. From spirituality transformed into a product to the distancing between State and society. From the silent discarding of human beings to the normalization of the unbearable. Without complacency and without cynicism, the book proposes a lucid look at the present - not to offer easy answers, but to recover the capacity to ask questions. When everything works, but collective life loses its meaning, the real risk is not immediate collapse.
It is adaptation to the void. This is a book about that risk. And about the urgent need to see him again.
