We live in a paradox. Our world is built on a foundation of incredible scientific achievement and technical rationality. We can calculate, predict, and control our environment with a precision unimaginable to previous generations. And yet, for many, the Modern society feels fragmented, meaningless, and governed by forces that are anything but rational. We have more tools for reason than ever, but our shared social life often seems to be falling apart. The “Age of Artificial Reason” is witnessing the disintegration of lifeworld for symbolic money and imaginative power. Fraternal bond is being replaced by a relationship of hierarchy and domination. Our world is fragmented into various values spheres, namely epistemic, moral, and aesthetic, each of them demands different actions and convictions and in particular the individual life seems to be at odds with social cohesion, our knowledge is meant to produce skills for the fulfillment of material life, our goal is to have “appetite for...
There is something in everything and everything in something.