The Holy Trinity
The structural manifesto of the project: the formula of collapse and the systemic logic that makes the coordination problem unavoidable.
Ler ensaioInferno • Book I
Book
Inferno
Book I of The Necessary God
Collapse did not begin with the end of the world. It began while the world still seemed to work.
In a near future, climate emergencies, recurring pandemics, war and systemic failures cease to be isolated accidents and become the daily routine of a world still standing, yet steadily worsening.
Inferno is the book of erosion: a world in which the system still functions, but begins to charge its price in heat, delay, noise, triage, migration, exhaustion and silent loss.
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About the book
Inferno does not portray collapse as spectacle, but as accumulated wear, normalized failure and forced adaptation. The world does not end: it keeps operating worse.
Around the book
Heat, smoke, noise, triage.
A world still standing, increasingly unable to hide the cost of its own continuity.
In conversation
Video summary
Core axes
What structures the book
Systemic collapse
Operable deterioration
Climate crisis
Institutional erosion
The human cost of failed coordination
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