?Más bien, nuestra obligación es la de procurar que la gente no se muera de hambre, que no sufra si se puede evitar. Todo lo demás es opcional y, por mucho que don Quijote, Jordi Pigem, el papa o Raymond Panikkar lo crean, no nos hace ni mejores ni peores?. @uriquin1

(genial) pic.twitter.com/7rY2g69nMR? Salvador Casado (@DoctorCasado) April 20, 2020

Emergency philosophy and poetry.

After too many weeks of being subjected to a media overload, in addition to the overdose that was indispensable to me for work reasons, I have decided to say enough is enough.

I have turned to poetry and philosophy. And not because I'm a snob or an intellectual, you can believe me if I tell you that it's pure survival.

I will start by sharing with you a happy discovery, there is intelligent life left on this vast planet, even if it seems a lie. Oriol Quintana is a catalan thinker who shows us that not only Zizek or Byung Chul Han have something to say in these times. In his book la Pereza (laziness), he gives us a narrative virtuosity excercise by approaching a capital sin with an elegance that, I confess, I have not found in a long time. I will not make a textual commentary or technical analysis, I will only tell you that it is a delicious read, that it uses clear and pleasant language and leaves a good impression after tasting it. The ideas are presented with simplicity, without rhetoric or embellishment, so you will not find straw or heroism. What you will find are a handful ...