We occasionally encounter words that seem to have a clear substance, yet slip through our fingers like sand the moment we try to grasp them. If we were to pick the most representative of such words in the history of political science, it would undoubtedly be "Fascism." Hitler’s Swastika, Mussolini’s Roman salute, and the crowds…

Technical Dominance and the Last Stand of Human Friction In an era where AI and robotics handle the vast majority of production, one must ask: Does human resistance still matter? In terms of physical productivity, I acknowledge that humans are no longer a match for machines. However, within the colossal mechanism of economy and society,…

As the speed of the world crosses a critical threshold, I begin to anticipate the possibility of growth akin to a “superconductive” state—where all resistance vanishes. A frictionless economy where physical limits disappear, and results are derived the moment input is provided. However, from Rostow’s dialectical perspective, friction is not an object of extinction but…

There are moments in life when a sudden fear creeps in. The technology we mastered yesterday becomes obsolete today, and the speed at which AI encroaches upon human domains has moved beyond wonder and into the realm of dread. Why is the world becoming so steep? This isn’t just a feeling; it is the result…

We often misunderstand politics as a purely technical realm of making laws and allocating budgets. However, the essence of politics lies much deeper: in creating the “cultural air” of an era. A political leader is not merely a national manager, but a “cultural compass” who determines what a community yearns for and what it feels…