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Social Media – The System Speaks in Our Voice

Six years ago, in the midst of a pandemic, I was witnessing a very rapid transformation in the power of social media and their ability to shape real social life. It was a time when these platforms had almost entirely replaced human communication, owing to...

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Universitas Europeensis

I want to write about a part of history, a part of the history of knowledge. And while I may not have all the knowledge of history, I have a history with knowledge, which is why I searched and found some pieces of history and...

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The historical scale on political thought

My experience from social life proves to me more and more every day that many of our political disagreements are mainly based on the different historical scale we use to develop our political arguments. When the questions are not philosophical, someone, in some way, uses...

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France is dead… Vive la France!!!

I gave a great deal of thought to the title of this article, which is, in fact, the answer to a question I had been asking myself over the past few years: essentially, “What happened to France?” Eventually, I decided to give this bold answer...

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The deadlock of “human nature” in politics

Have you ever had a discussion on politics, trying to find out what’s going well and what’s going wrong in this world, in its history and finally try to find out what could be a viable solution for humanity’s future? I guess you have. I’m...

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On the eve of destruction

It’s the first time ever I’m so worried. We read the history books and the first thing wandered was almost always how people of these or other times couldn’t understand the tragic effects of political evolutions which lead to massacres, to total catastrophes. Our generation,...

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French elections: in the UV political spectrum

One of the strangest French elections of modern times is taking place today in the Hexagon, the country of the Enlightenment and the world's fifth-largest economy. Elections held against a backdrop of constantly growing uncertainty about the country's future, its economy and, above all, the...

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“Why Socialism?” – by Albert Einstein

As the first political article in this blog, I would like to share a unique reference, the political thought of the most brilliant mind of the 20th century. The following is the article “Why Socialism?”, written by Albert Einstein, in May 1949 and published in the...

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Brexit, but why?

It’s June 24, 2016, today and we have an element to discuss. The Brits’ vote to leave the EU by 4% more than the supporters of “remain”. The consequences of such a thing and the time to occur isn’t known, but there are a lot...