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Overview

We are told that human desire is naturally infinite—a premise that fuels the engine of perpetual growth. But was this always true? “The Crashing Bicycle & The Abstract Yoke” invites you to a historical and sociological autopsy of the “marketized soul.”

Author Jinseong Min argues that what we call “instinct” is often a “heavy yoke” designed by a system that collapses the moment it stops expanding. This book is a courageous mirror held up to a society that uses idealism to evade responsibility, forcing us to ask: Is our comfort collateralized by the “relative poverty” of others?

Key Philosophical Pillars

• The Genealogy of Desire: A journey back to an era when “enough” was a virtue and greed was a sickness. Discover how capitalism rebranded “sin” as “human nature.”

• The Crashing Bicycle Metaphor: An analysis of the modern economy as a bicycle that stays upright only through constant, frantic pedaling (growth)—and the inevitable crash that awaits when the road ends.

• Evasion in the Name of Idealism: A sharp critique of the political and economic “cheat codes” used to defer environmental regulations in favor of future technological fantasies.

• The Poverty-Pollution Alibi: Challenging the comfortable lie that “solving poverty through growth” will naturally fix the environment.

• The Grammar of Marketized Souls: How the market has rewritten our internal language, turning citizens into consumers and contentment into a “madness in need of a cure.”

About the Author

Jinseong Min (mola mola) is a multidisciplinary author and researcher known for applying rigorous logical frameworks to the hidden structures of society. With a background in Cognitive Science, Min dissects the intersection of economic systems and human psychology, seeking a “grammar” that can describe our current condition without the anesthesia of optimism.

Product Details

• Format: Digital PDF (Optimized for deep reading and reflection)

• Language: English

• Themes: Economic History, Environmental Ethics, Sociology of Desire, Capitalist Critique, Political Philosophy.

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“A consciousness that has already awakened will not fall back asleep. It is time to face the mirror.” Decipher the hidden codes of your own desire. Download your copy today.