From Caves to Coffee Cults, How We Learned to Stop Being Just Human

Random Echoes
21/05/2025 14 min Temporada 1 Episodio 14

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Based on "Of Humans, Races, Religions, Politics, and Wealth: A Humorous Inquiry into Our Disconnect" by C. P. Stiltskin, a satirical essay that explores how humanity, once united, gradually became divided by race, religion, politics, and wealth. With wit and irony, it traces our journey from shared existence to hyper-categorized chaos, poking fun at social media, identity politics, and economic disparity along the way. Ultimately, it calls for a return to empathy, laughter, and shared humanity beneath all our labels.

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