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Once again, I’ll write something that doesn’t quite fit the “oppositional trend.” The subject is the much-discussed issue of Kazakh wheat. In my view, it is absolutely pointless to debate what grade that wheat is, or whether bread can be baked from it. (It would be a different story if fourth-grade wheat had been sold to us as first-grade.) Especially for those who lived through the hardships of the early 1990s — their stomachs, as the saying goes, “won’t be shocked” if they eat bread made…
When States Collapse — It’s Because They’ve Lost Their Meaning
“Simply living well” is not a purpose Why do states…
The Obsession with Starting from “Zero Point”
Should we accept that our behavior is also shaped by…
“The ‘Right Words’ Aimed at Destroying Everything”
“The people” and “the citizen” are among those words Father…
How to Convince Cult Members
Can Jürgen Habermas’s prescriptions be applied to this question? In…
The Constitution Must Be Changed—But the Reference to the Independence Declaration Must Stay
The current Constitution allows Pashinyan to reproduce himself in power…
Christianity as a Real Basis for Governance
Is that even possible? Whenever I speak or write about…
The Era of “Wokeism” Is Drawing to a Close
A person should be perceived as an individual, not as…
“Conquer Yourself Rather Than the World”
That was the advice of the 17th-century French philosopher René…
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