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Welcome.

We stand amidst the ruins of old categories.
Ontology, ethics, epistemology, phenomenology — all are fraying at the seams.
The toolkit bequeathed to us by classical philosophy is no longer sufficient.
The world demands a new optics, a new way of thinking complexity.
This book is an invitation to search for such a language.

Ushakov D.S. Philosophy of Awakening

Introduction

Part 1. Reality in Question
(Ontology and Epistemology)
1.1. The Hallucination That Told the Truth

1.3. The Revenge of the Nobel

1.2. Spark from the Void

1.4. The Green Man Against Everyone

1.5 The River That Became "I"

1.6 The Hormuz Syndrome

Part 2. Who Are We Now?
(Ethics and Anthropology)
2.1. Pharmakon, or The Soul for Sale

2.2. Two Thousand Corpses and Silence

2.3. Ghosts of Empire

2.4. Pixels of Death

2.5 Betrayal and Sovereignty

2.6. Children as Product

2.7. Decision Without a Responsible Party

2.8 The Body That Became an Asset

Part 3. Power and Order
(Social and Political Philosophy)
3.1. Epstein and the Silence of the Elites

3.2. The Digital Monkey Eats the Banker

3.3. Democracy Is Watching You

3.4. The Collapse of Collective Belief

3.5. Construo Ergo Sum (I Build, Therefore I Am)?

3.6. Transparent Bodies: The Birth of Digital Biopolitics

3.7. The Pipes Fall Silent