Once upon a time, we at least pretended to be decent. We taught our kids to share, said “please” and “thank you,” and gave the occasional damn about the well-being of others. But now? We meme our way through cruelty, monetize humiliation, and elect leaders who treat compassion like a contagious disease. Something has shifted—and no, it’s not just politics or culture. It’s something deeper: a fundamental inversion of what it means to be human. That shift—from benevolent behavior to malevolent traits—isn’t just a quirk of the times. It’s the blueprint of decay. It’s the junkification of everything.
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