The conscience filled with guilt attempts to atone with new ideas for the wounds of the visions that once nurtured it.
Despite all the optimism that rises again from the same mountain and illuminates the same places, despite all the new hopes, I cannot forget the sad dance of the death of Ideas in the twilight of Marxism in 1989: when for the first time we were certain that either it had no reality of its own, or reality did not allow it to exist.
The refusal of thought to accept the powers of the modern age that have taken it upon themselves to determine our behavior served as the impetus for a new Proposal.
By discovering the social significance of the natural law of Inequality, we recognize the challenge of the new Proposal and its orientations, but we get lost in the dispersion of their effects.
To avoid them, I was led to initially propose the concepts of Reason, Freedom, and the Market.
