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Book cover titled "Toward a Philosophy of Coherence" by Amitai Rosengart, featuring geometric abstract art with lines and dots.

Toward a Philosophy of Coherence

Philosophical Essays on Plato, Nietzsche, Hobbes, and FranklWhat holds a person—or a society—together when pressure begins to pull it apart?

My latest philosophical inquiry brings Plato, Nietzsche, Hobbes, and Frankl into dialogue with this fundamental question. Their ideas become pressure points through which the book re-examines truth, morality, order, meaning, and purpose—and what becomes of them under constraint.

This is not a volume of Energetic Consciousness Theory, but it grows from the same underlying inquiry: the search for what makes coherence possible, and what happens when it begins to break down.

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Cover of a book titled 'Introduction to Energetic Consciousness Theory' by Amitai Rosengart, with a dark blue background and white text.
Energetic Consciousness Theory - Volume I By Amitai Rosengart
The Slow Walk to Tyranny by Amitai Rosengart, featuring a globe surrounded by economic graphs, silhouettes of people, storm clouds, and lightning.
Energetic Consciousness Theory - Bolume II By Amitai Rosengart
Cover of a book titled "On meaning under constraint: Energetic Consciousness Theory" by Amitai Rosengart.
Meaning In the Age of Absurdity by Amitai Rosengart, featuring a profile of a head filled with trees, leaves, and nature elements.
Back to Ourselves by Amitai Rosengart
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Book cover titled 'The Human Condition' by Amitai Rosengart, featuring an illustration of a tree with roots underground and a landscape background.

Energetic Consciousness Theory

A constraint-based framework examining how energetic limits shape consciousness, behaviour, stability, and collapse.

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When Society Stops Believing in Tomorrow
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The Modern Transformation of Weakness into Moral Authority
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Why We Still Live in Plato’s Cave
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The Masculinity Crisis

The Masculinity Crisis: A Battle for Identity in a Fractured Society

For over six decades, an unrelenting sex war has torn at the very fabric of our culture, leaving young men adrift and disconnected. This isn’t just a social issue—it’s a profound crisis targeting the core of what it means to be masculine in the modern world.

In Meaning in the Age of Absurdity, a book born from the urgency of late 2023, I confront this crisis head-on. The recent unsettling reports from classrooms across the UK and US reveal a glaring truth: a generation of young men plunging into confusion, alienation, and disengagement. The battlefield is not just physical; it’s psychological and existential.

This article is more than an excerpt—it’s a rallying cry. If these insights strike a chord within you, if you sense the pulse of a society at a crossroads, the full volume offers a bold, unflinching exploration of what we face. Together, we can navigate the chaos, reclaim meaning, and forge a path toward renewal.

The time to act is now. Dive deep. Engage relentlessly. The crisis demands nothing less than our full attention—and our fiercest courage.

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Thoughts about the current state of Progressivism

The political chaos in the West stems from an imbalance between progressive and conservative forces, disrupting the natural cycle that sustains a stable society. Progressivism today is driven by five key groups: boomers, the economic losers of the system, mass immigrants, ignorant activists, and immature young adults. Boomers support progressivism due to their historical experiences and general tolerance philosophy. The economically disadvantaged, disillusioned by capitalism, seek change for survival rather than ideology. Mass immigration, largely unassimilated, leans progressive due to welfare incentives. Ignorant activists rally around slogans and emotional causes rather than reason, while the younger generation, raised in overprotective environments, embraces victimhood and resists personal responsibility. The absence of a strong conservative counterbalance leads to polarization, social fragmentation, and an erosion of free speech.

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Unplugging from Tyranny

Western democracy stands at a perilous crossroads, not because of external threats but due to an internal unraveling fueled by our addiction to the digital world. Social media has hijacked our minds, reducing our capacity for deep thought and replacing knowledge with fleeting emotions and shallow beliefs.

We’ve abandoned the hard-won virtues of curiosity, reason, and debate for the easy lure of echo chambers and slogans, leaving us divided and vulnerable to manipulation. But the spark of democracy’s survival lies within us—by reclaiming our focus, reconnecting with our shared history, and embracing the responsibility of being informed and active citizens, we can rise above the chaos, rebuild trust, and reignite the principles that make freedom worth fighting for.

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The Political Aftermath of Covid

In this post I address the effect of COVID-19 on society and the political system can be considered one of the most meaningful destabilizers to Western democracies since the French Revolution and the Civil War in the United States. It changed many things and opened many doors which arguably should have never been opened.

I believe the line that the government crossed in this period is so meaningful and impactful on the structure of democracy that this topic, above all, should be the first and maybe only conversation we should have at this moment.

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The Required Historical Balance between Progressivism and Conservatism

The western society seems to be on are crossroad. One that has not been seen for many decades. Some will even say that we are in a potential turning point, that will change all our values and shake our culture. After a long thought process, I came to realize that the current divide can be categorize as development of two historically complementing camp, that forgot over time the need each have for the other and dig themselves into extremity. The two camps can be defined as the conservatives and the progressives.

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Why Words cannot be a Subjective Matter

The subject of defining and redefining words has become an active part of the progressive agenda, impacting society as a whole.

In this article, I demonstrate the importance of the role words play in a healthy society and explain why language is not, and should not be, a purely subjective matter.

Join our conversation on one of the most crucial topics in today’s social crisis.

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Reflection on the Outcome of Believing Words are Violence

In this post, I'm delving into the reasons and the dangerous aspect of the notion that dictates that words are violence.

this topic is a building block to the structure of our society, democracy, and the mental state of the Western population.

Join now our conversation and acquire the tools to understand why words are not violent and how can we get out of the progressive social suicide we find ourselves in currently.

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