As technology and capital increasingly and endlessly deconstruct human existence and experience, can an individual’s identity and value still be recognized and respected?
After human meaning has been dismantled and alienated through instrumental rationality, can the autonomy of life experience — the authentic voice and the essence of being — still be preserved?
Does the people-first spirit still endure?
This relentless deconstruction has led to the dissolution of humanity’s original sense of meaning.
What challenges, then, await the human body, mind, and soul?
These questions compel reflection: how should we discern and navigate between the values of the present and those that claim to be eternal?
After human meaning has been dismantled and alienated through instrumental rationality, can the autonomy of life experience — the authentic voice and the essence of being — still be preserved?
Does the people-first spirit still endure?
This relentless deconstruction has led to the dissolution of humanity’s original sense of meaning.
What challenges, then, await the human body, mind, and soul?
These questions compel reflection: how should we discern and navigate between the values of the present and those that claim to be eternal?
