Post-Rome generation shaped by trauma
The article examines the shift in the global perception from the idea that "all roads lead to Rome," symbolizing civilization and glory, to the notion that "all roads now lead to trauma," implying that the world has become synonymous with wounds and accumulated shocks from wars, disappointments, and loss. It discusses how the concepts of hope and dreams have changed, with the modern individual living in a time when the soul breaks easily, and instead of believing in the future, one tends to hold onto the pain. It concludes that the solution may lie in searching for a path within oneself, rather than seeking symbols that might collapse.
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