Maldad líquida

Evil is not something new; It has lived among us since time immemorial. But there is something new in the type of evil that characterizes our liquid-modern contemporary world: it has become more pervasive, less visible, since it is hidden in the very fabric of human coexistence, in the course of its daily routine and reproduction. In its current form, evil is hard to detect, unmask, and resist. It seduces us by its ordinariness, to then assault us without warning, striking apparently at random. The result is a social world comparable to a minefield: we know that it is full of explosives and that the explosions will happen sooner or later, but we have no idea where or when they will happen.