Sparsh

  1. There’s a moment every era hits—quietly at first—when morality stops being a compass and becomes a costume. When the point is no longer to be right, but to look right. And that moment is here. You can feel it in the air: the way people speak in rehearsed phrases, the way outrage arrives pre-packaged, the way nuance gets treated like betrayal. We tell ourselves we are more aware than ever—more informed, more empathetic, more “on the right side.” But the truth is uglier: Everyone’s agreeable. No one’s honest. 2. Victimhood as Currency: “ Then your perceived victimhood or group identity is the currency than everyone will go towards that .” That line hits because it describes a social reality: we’ve created a world where the fastest path to moral power is not wisdom, courage, or competence—but claiming harm. If the system rewards vulnerability, don’t be surprised when vulnerability becomes a strategy. A culture that applauds grievance will eventually industrialize it. And it has....

1- Media and mobs – Arundhati Roy versus the terrorists by Razarumi. 2- Fables of Nationalism by Razarumi. 3- Why Marxism Has Failed , And Why Zombie-Marxism Cannot Die & Zombie-Marxism : What Marx Got Right by Alex Knight. What Marx Got Right : Class Analysis, Base and Superstructure, Alienation of Labor, Need for Growth, Inevitability of Crisis and A Counter-Hegemonic World-view. What Marx Got Wrong: Linear March of History, Europe as Liberator, Mysticism of the Proletariat, The State and A Secular Dogma. 4- Copyleft and the theory of property : A bitter battle is underway between the supporters of intellectual property and those who defend the notion of the commons. Legal historian Mikhail Xifaras traces the history of the concept of "exclusive rights" and evaluates the emancipatory claims of the copyleft movement today. 5- Unlikely Stories, or the Making of an Afghan News Agency :Reporting is a challenge in Afghanistan, where power brokers are skill...