Oct. 2026 The headphones erase the neighbor, the feed selects the enemy, the application counts sleep while the deadline dismantles it. Everything protects us. Everything arrives with settings. Meanwhile the body, this badly managed province, continues to sweat, age, hesitate and desire at the wrong hour. Biological alienation begins when the manufactured environment overrides the organism’s capacity to establish its own rhythms. One adapts—splendidly. One answers faster, mea

August 2026 Stress rises. Mood drops. The hand reaches for the phone. Not because the screen solves anything, but because it has learned to promise an immediate change of state: pleasure, distraction, relief. With repetition, that promise becomes temptation—and temptation begins to feel like spontaneous desire. A 2026 German study followed 900 adults for 14 days across gaming, pornography, social networks and online shopping. Temptation was the strongest immediate predictor o

As artificial intelligence and algorithms increasingly govern our visual landscape, they transform images into active agents that mold...

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Script: Liviu Poenaru, PhD _

Script: Liviu Poenaru, PhD _

Script: Liviu Poenaru _

The subpersonal cognitive level (Andler, 2023)—conceived in terms of connectionist and computational models within the brain—lies...

Cybercapitalism, through its pervasive influence at both the subpersonal and symbolic levels, presents a formidable challenge to the...

L. Poenaru In the realm of politics, a "dog whistle" refers to the strategic use of coded or suggestive language intended to appeal to a...