Isbn: 9798285648857 - book of irritation: hundred pages of lucid rage (5 resultados)

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - WARNING: This book is not a 'safe space'.If you are looking for soothing mantras, validation of your worldview or a gentle pat on the head - close this page immediately. You will not find it here.The world accelerates. Noise intensifies. Absurdity becomes the norm, and we are told to call it 'progress'. 'Book of Irritation' is neither a manifesto nor a self-help guide. It is a diagnosis of an era where common sense has gone underground and grievance has become a currency.Max Bellandi offers a sharp, unfiltered dissection of Western civilization's current trajectory, targeting the pressure points of our age: - The Digital Delirium: How social media turned us into dopamine addicts and performative narcissists.- The Empire of Goodness: Why modern morality is just a mask for bureaucratic control and hypocrisy.- The Simulacrum Economy: From ESG scams to the 'Green Laundromat' of subsidies.- Identity Theater: How gender and language are being weaponized to dismantle objective reality.- The Cult of Technology: Why we surrendered our freedom to algorithms that know us better than we know ourselves.This is a book for the disillusioned. For those exhausted by hollow 'progressivism,' empty rhetoric, and the comforting lie that we are free.It offers no solutions, because before you can heal, you must acknowledge the disease. Not for scrolling. Not for soothing. For thinking.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. WARNING: This book is not a "safe space".If you are looking for soothing mantras, validation of your worldview or a gentle pat on the head - close this page immediately. You will not find it here.The world accelerates. Noise intensifies. Absurdity becomes the norm, and we are told to call it "progress". "Book of Irritation" is neither a manifesto nor a self-help guide. It is a diagnosis of an era where common sense has gone underground and grievance has become a currency.Max Bellandi offers a sharp, unfiltered dissection of Western civilization's current trajectory, targeting the pressure points of our age: The Digital Delirium: How social media turned us into dopamine addicts and performative narcissists.The Empire of Goodness: Why modern morality is just a mask for bureaucratic control and hypocrisy.The Simulacrum Economy: From ESG scams to the "Green Laundromat" of subsidies.Identity Theater: How gender and language are being weaponized to dismantle objective reality.The Cult of Technology: Why we surrendered our freedom to algorithms that know us better than we know ourselves.This is a book for the disillusioned. For those exhausted by hollow "progressivism," empty rhetoric, and the comforting lie that we are free.It offers no solutions, because before you can heal, you must acknowledge the disease. Not for scrolling. Not for soothing. For thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…