Description

Overview

When we fall ill, society asks, “What is wrong with you?” But the real question should be, “What kind of world have you been forced to survive?” “Wired by the World” is a courageous autopsy of the “individual responsibility” myth. It reveals how poverty, systemic violence, and institutional coldness are not just social issues—들이 are physical damages inflicted upon the human body.

Author Jinseong Min challenges the conventional goal of “returning to normal.” For those whose nervous systems have been permanently rewired by complex trauma (CPTSD), ‘normal’ is a collapsed coordinate. Instead, this book proposes “Functional Reconfiguration”—a practical and philosophical guide to designing a life that works for the version of you that exists now.

Key Philosophical & Structural Pillars

• The Myth of Individual Sickness: An analytical look at how society labels environmental damage as “mental illness” to avoid treating its own pathological structures.

• Survival as Damage: Understanding that your symptoms are not flaws, but highly adapted responses to an unlivable environment.

• From Restoration to Reconfiguration: Why the goal of recovery shouldn’t be “getting back to who you were,” but “learning to live in a different way.”

• The Architecture of New Functions: Practical insights on designing a “differently wired” life—choosing depth over quantity, writing over speaking, and predictability over chaos.

• The Cartography of Embodied Truth: How to read the physical signals of your body as a map of the world’s hidden truths and collective pain.

About the Author

Jinseong Min (mola mola) is a multidisciplinary researcher and author who integrates cognitive science, sociology, and existential philosophy. With a background in Child Studies and Cognitive Science, Min focuses on decoding the invisible scripts of social systems and reclaiming individual agency for those whom the system has labeled “broken.”

Product Details

• Format: Digital PDF (Optimized for deep intellectual and emotional engagement)

• Language: English

• Themes: Social Psychiatry, CPTSD Recovery, Structural Sociology, Philosophy of Trauma, Neurodiversity.

Purchase Note (Bottom of Page)

“You are not broken; you are a system that was shattered and newly reconnected. You can still function. You can still live sufficiently.” Stop trying to ‘fix’ yourself and start ‘designing’ your life. Download your copy today.