Fracturism

Por: Geox
Fracturism is a contemporary philosophical and artistic movement that embraces the beauty, truth, and transformation found in brokenness, fragmentation, and collapse. It views disintegration—not as failure—but as a necessary stage in evolution, identity, and meaning-making. In Fracturism, clarity arises through cracks, and authenticity is revealed not in perfection but in the pieces we choose to carry forward. It is both a personal lens and a cultural critique, challenging systems that demand wholeness, control, and permanence.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Fracturism

Fracturism vs. Auguste Comte: A Philosophical Comparison 22/05/2025
Fracturism vs. Immanuel Kant: A Philosophical Comparison 21/05/2025
Fracturism vs. Ray Kurzweil: A Philosophical Comparison 19/05/2025
Fracturism vs. Alfred North Whitehead: A Philosophical Comparison 17/05/2025
Fracturism vs. David Hume: A Philosophical Comparison 17/05/2025
Fracturism vs. John Locke: A Philosophical Comparison 16/05/2025
Fracturism vs. Oswald Spengler: A Philosophical Comparison 15/05/2025
Fracturism vs. René Descartes: A Philosophical Comparison 14/05/2025
Final Reflection: Fracturism and the Art of Collapse 13/05/2025
Chapter 7: Ritual and Myth are Tools of Conscious Survival 12/05/2025
Chapter 6: Community is an Act of Voluntary Myth-Making 11/05/2025
Chapter 5: Collapse is the Natural State of Complex Systems 10/05/2025
Chapter 4: Technology Reflects, Amplifies, and Distorts Humanity 09/05/2025
Chapter 3: Freedom is Terrifying—and Sacred 08/05/2025
Chapter 2: The Self is a Constructed Necessity 07/05/2025
Chapter 1: Reality is Fractured and Indifferent 06/05/2025
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