Silent Revolution

Artificial Intelligence has become one of the most talked-about subjects in recent years. But contrary to popular belief that it is something newly discovered or invented, the roots of AI go back to the 1950s. What we are seeing today is not the invention of AI, but the exponential growth in scale, complexity, and capabilities.

From the beginning of human progress, our intellect has played a vital role in shaping our world. It grew stronger through questions, why, what, and how, and led to discoveries that changed our lives. This ability to think, to reason, to solve problems and to build systems gave birth to philosophy, mathematics, and science. With it, we developed tools, machines, and ideas that transformed how we live. We must respect and value this gift from nature. But we must also ask, does

There’s a strange game playing out in the background of our lives, so deeply embedded in our nervous system that we no longer question it. From early childhood, we're caught in an invisible pressure, one that pulls us towards approval, recognition, and comparison. We are taught to compete without truly understanding what for. This isn't natural competition like rivers racing each other to the sea. It is a conditioned one, meticulously installed into us by a society that measu