The Quiet Death Of Human Thinking - by Paul Musso, PhD
We live in a world intentionally designed to reduce the quality of human thought in order to extract as much economic value from the human mind as possible.
The limit of your potential is determined by the quality of ideas which you are able to access. Unfortunately, we live in a world that is intentionally designed to reduce the quality of human thinking in order to extract as much economic value from the human mind as possible. In a recent article, I argued that human beings are living through a mass distraction event that threatens to reduce the human spirit to its minimum viable state— what Nietzsche calls “the last man”. The last man is the term Nietzsche used to describe the antithesis of the Übermensch — a passive nihilist that is…
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