1. The Digital Cage: How Social Media and Smartphones Control Society
-How hyperconnectivity affects individual and collective psychology.
-The impact of digital addiction on concentration, mental health, and social relationships.
-Mass surveillance and the exploitation of personal data by tech giants.
-How social media platforms manipulate opinions and shape public perception.
2. Consumerism and the Manufactured Need: The Role of Marketing & Advertising
-How advertising creates artificial desires and conditions human behavior.
-The role of brands in perpetuating compulsive consumerism.
-The connection between the current consumption model and environmental destruction.
-The cycle of desire: work to buy, buy to feel good, feel empty, and repeat.
3. The Billionaire Class: How Extreme Wealth Harms Society
-The 1%’s accumulation of wealth and its influence over governments and laws.
-How billionaires and corporations avoid taxes, shifting the financial burden onto the working class.
-The myth of billionaire “philanthropy” and how it actually perpetuates inequality.
-Why the existence of billionaires is incompatible with a just society.
4. The Illusion of Democracy: How Corporate Lobbying Controls Politics
-How corporations shape laws and policies to benefit themselves.
-The purchase of governments and politicians through campaign funding and lobbying.
-How regulations are designed to protect the rich while the majority remains powerless.
-The illusion of electoral freedom and voter manipulation.
5. The Climate Lie: How Capitalism Profits from Environmental Destruction
-The destruction of the planet by oil, agribusiness, and mining corporations.
-How "green" marketing and sustainability are used as PR tools for profit.
-The role of elites in climate denial and their deliberate inaction.
-Pollution, climate displacement, and resource exploitation in service of capital.
-How corporate-controlled media creates narratives to protect power.
-The influence of corporations on education and scientific research.
-Censorship and disinformation: who decides what is "true"?
-Psychological manipulation through language and propaganda.
7. The Future of Work: How Automation, AI, and Exploitation Are Redefining Labor
-The disappearance of jobs due to automation and artificial intelligence.
-Modern labor exploitation: subcontracting, precarious work, and invisible workers.
-How tech companies profit from free labor (data, content, attention).
-The debate on universal basic income and alternatives to traditional work.
8. The Pharmaceutical Industry and the Business of Health
-A healthcare model based on profit rather than well-being.
-The privatization of healthcare and the commodification of medical services.
-How pharmaceutical companies prioritize treatment over cure.
-Conflicts of interest in medical research and weak regulations.
9. The Housing Crisis: Who Really Owns Our Cities?
-How investment funds and real estate tycoons control the housing market.
-Speculation on housing and the impossibility of having a dignified home.
-Evictions and the lack of effective public housing policies.
-The transformation of cities into commodities for tourists and investors.