Infinity and Paradox

If I could get an estimate, a statistical analysis of the willingness to own an electric vehicle, I bet these past years, it stems primarily from pride rather than ecological concern, which reveals a truth about the mental constructs of modern society.

Human progress is rarely propelled by abstract altruism, but rather by the expansion of the sense of “I”. When a tool becomes a vessel for status, it becomes integrated into the seeker’s identity, transforming a technical object into a psychological monument of sorts.

The shift toward sustainable technology is not a moral triumph, but an existential inevitability dictated by the dynamics of desire. Pride functions as a metaphysical fuel; it is the force that crystallizes intention into action. By linking the survival of the planet to the exaltation of the individual ego, the collective consciousness ensures its own continuity. The ecological motive remains a secondary intellectualization, whereas pride is a primary, visceral current that drives the evolution of our material reality.

Therefore, the inevitable increase in energy consumption reflects the internal state of the modern seeker — an unceasing hunger for expansion. If progress is tied to the inflation of the self, then the demand for power, both literal and metaphysical, must rise.

We are witnessing the externalization of an inner thirst. Imagination solidifies into AI; on the same token, from now on, AI assists imagination. This trajectory suggests that human advancement is a process of translating our psychological dimension into physical infrastructure.

We do not move forward because we seek to save the world, but because we are compelled to magnify the reflection of our own significance within it.

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