Capitalism could be a sophisticated inversion of intentions, where the appearance of care hides different purposes, similar to certain philosophies that see inversion as a central axis.
## The mirage of care
A fascinating idea is proposed: that capitalism, in its essence, functions as a great inversion, not only financial but of intentions. Imagine that the true goal of a system is the opposite of what it shows. If the intention is to harm, it presents itself as care; if the objective is to damage, it disguises itself as benefit. This, taken to the extreme, describes an inversion of reality where what we see is the inverted reflection of the original intention. It is a game of appearances, where the elite, according to this vision, uses the system as a prism to keep the population hypnotized, focused on the inversion of real purposes.
## The dance of opposites
In this scheme, political dynamics do not escape. It is suggested that the left does not simply seek to overcome the right, but to push it to a higher level, to make it evolve in its own nature. The right, in turn, would operate similarly. Both poles, far from being irreconcilable enemies, would be like magnets that, by attracting each other, increase the journey of a pendular movement. This movement defines and, at the same time, connects both, creating a kind of constant dance. It is a vision that understands opposing forces as necessary elements for greater momentum.
## The machinery of the "farm"
The vision becomes darker when speaking of technology and its relationship with conflicts. Technological advancement is compared to that of an industrialized slaughterhouse, where the goal is to maximize "sacrifices." Wars, in this perspective, become ever larger because technology allows attending to more "livestock." Human societies, seen as a "farm," repopulate and grow to feed this machinery, since the "owners" have advanced technologies to produce more numerous sacrifices with the same effort. History, in this context, perpetuates the deception by subscribing to the inversion of the true nature of events, presenting them as concatenated fictions. Even healthcare is proposed with a perverse objective: not to heal, but to maintain a sick society dependent on the system.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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