Are We There Yet?

Exploring themes of the American empire's decline, individual identity, and visions for a post-collapse future, this collection of essays critiques the fundamental issues facing the United States today. It delves into the lack of a healthy human identity in contemporary society and suggests alternative models for a better future. The author examines the impact of technology, the significance of figures like Hillary Clinton and Joe Bageant, and draws insights from scholars like Pitirim Sorokin and Lewis Mumford, prompting readers to consider pathways toward a more balanced existence.