Papers
Inclusion as Compliance: A Critique of Systemic Normativity
While inclusion is widely regarded as an ethical imperative, this paper contends that its operationalization frequently reproduces the very mechanisms of exclusion it aims to resolve.
Rather than restructuring the foundational architectures that privilege standardization, Eurocentrism, and productivity-centric models of human value, contemporary inclusion initiatives typically require individuals to conform to predefined behavioral, cognitive, or cultural standards in order to gain conditional access.
Books
The education system has collapsed.
The changes and disruptions that are happening in this century will catch many off guard and, even worse, unable to react.
What, then, will the next generations do in a world where everything has changed but instead of being prepared, have received an education for the past century?
To answer this question, we need to deconstruct the myths that have been created around the traditional education system so that we can start tracing the path forward.
“The Crisis in Education” is a recommended read for families who don’t find the answers they need in the educational system and professionals committed to improving children’s quality of life.
The system isn’t failing you — it was never built for you.
In The System is Broken, we confront a truth too long ignored: the institutions we trust to guide us — schools, workplaces, even society itself — weren’t designed to nurture, but to standardize. Built for a world that no longer exists, these rigid structures demand suppress creativity and measure human worth by outdated metrics. The cracks are widening. The promises of security, purpose, and success are crumbling under the weight of automation, mental health crises, and mass disillusionment.
But there is hope. In this searing diagnosis of why modern life feels so exhausting and hollow, we also explore a bold vision for what could replace it: human-centered systems that prioritize flexibility, creativity, and real flourishing over blind productivity.
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