Mohd Parid Jaya

A society where ‘dog whistles’ drown out the sounds of all its inhabitants is not built on a social contract; rather, it is more like a training center for dogs tasked with catching unwilling hares.

For anyone who regularly visits social media, it comes as no surprise that the "Law of Extremes"—constantly clashing—erodes nuance.

It is a striking observation that people often hinder each other, sometimes so frustrated that they seek happiness in mocking or even damaging what is dear to someone else.

Imagine interviewing God—not as the all-powerful lawgiver, but as an ancient, thoughtful presence.

The Little Mermaid: Gen Z’s Existential Trade in the Age of Algorithms. I have a clear picture of the ‘state of man’ in these modern times.

Nuance is not "weakness" in the face of power; it is the vital nutrient that keeps the institutional "immune system" strong enough.

The Swarm and the Scarecrow: A Chronicle of Great Amnesia The ongoing debate over whether ‘the trans woman’ should be defined as a ‘real woman’ forms the cornerstone of this article.

As a practicing psychologist and admirer of Desiderius Erasmus, Lof der Zotheid is my visual tribute to his timeless exploration of the human psyche.

What follows is not written to be liked, shared, or immediately agreed with. It is written because something in the current conversation around AI, language, and “authenticity” is being handled with misplaced superiority and very little empathy.

My intention is to challenge the reader to reflect on the structure of our public space. Is everything that can be said also valuable?