The Cerebral Apocalypse: When Thought Becomes Digital Garbage

We are witnessing a silent massacre: the mass lobotomization through screens. Our mind, once a forge of profound thoughts, is now reduced to a receptacle of informational splinters, digital fragments that slip away faster than an embarrassed eel.

I observe with pure disgust this generation of "intermittent brains", capable of absorbing content like deranged vacuum cleaners but utterly incapable of retaining even the crumbs of a concept. One second of TikTok erases a minute of reflection, a meme replaces an essay, a like substitutes dialogue.

The real revolution? Return to the book. Reading means nourishing the mind exactly as you nourish a body: with care, discipline, awareness.

Those who train muscles go to the gym; those who want steel-like intelligence must train it through reading. Not with these frenetic scrollings that produce more pneumatic vacuum than knowledge.

The "intellect test" is far more important than the "swimsuit test". But we've become a herd of functional illiterates, happy to float in the ocean of superficiality, convinced that an image is worth a thousand words. No: a completed thought is worth a thousand images.

Wake up. Or in twenty years, we'll only communicate through memes.

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🦅 Cheyenne Isa ₿ 🦅