What Remains of Humanity in Modern Times

Are you living… or merely being updated?

What Remains of Humanity in Modern Times is a fragmented diary of modern disorder—an existential diagnosis of the digital age.

A world of glowing screens and fading inner light. A culture where productivity becomes religion, emotions become metrics, and the self becomes a performance. In this landscape, the human being is no longer fully present—only visible.

Told across six movements—from “tired gods” and staged busyness to self-surveillance and the attention economy—these pages unfold in short, sharp fragments: aphorisms, micro-essays, and unfinished thoughts, shaped like the modern mind itself: cut, interrupted, constantly pulled away.

This book is for you if:

• you feel mentally overcrowded yet inwardly empty
• you’re exhausted by performance culture and constant comparison
• you sense that something essential is disappearing—slowly, quietly

This book is not: a motivational handbook, a productivity guide, or a comforting bedtime read.

This book is: a mirror—held close enough to make you uncomfortable, and honest enough to make you remember.

Open it—if you’re ready to hear your own inner voice again.

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