Essays And Notes
A space where systems and surfaces meet: essays that uncover the economic, political, and cultural structures shaping how we live, alongside fragments drawn from books, culture, and daily life.
The Unequal Architecture of Stability
The stability of everyday life is often presented as the product of individual responsibility and personal management. Bills are paid, work is attended to, and obligations are met; security is framed as the natural outcome of diligence.
The Unequal Architecture of Stability
Capitalism defines fairness narrowly, equating it with uniform rule application, treating procedural equality as the primary measure of justice regardless of history or circumstance.