18/06/2025
Today, with smartphones, people narrate who they wish others would see in them — but they do nothing to be that person. What matters is the story you tell, not the truth you live. So we exist in a narrative, not in a real existence.
When we were young, we had a relationship with our parents. We lived in the same reality we later wanted to revolutionize — as every new generation does — and they tried to preserve it. Yet they managed to pass down timeless values, those universal principles that transcend generations.
Today, our children no longer live in our reality. This new mental disposition has created other realities. Realities where space and time are practically erased. Everything is fast, everything is instant.
And if you get used to living in a dimension with no time or space, then living in the real world becomes endlessly exhausting. You’re no longer willing to struggle. It’s like a drug.
And if you’re not willing to struggle, you lose the value of things. Because value is determined by the effort made to attain something. If there’s no effort, there’s no value. And you’ll stop defending things, protecting anything. You’ll live in a world of surfaces, where one thing is as good as another.
And that affects not only personal relationships, but all relationships.
And that is
Death. MR
