DAYS PASS.

An ideal dose of caffeine is always ideal for all of us, except for those who don’t drink coffee and prefer tea. That’s how I begin today, that’s how the band plays almost every day. I am optimistic, and I believe that checking our possible missteps should be our highest priority, I insist, for any decision in life. It is always difficult to choose between options, but with what has been happening—especially in the relations between the United States of America, Venezuela, and Colombia—it is a clear demonstration of what is, in fact, our much-discussed here, Crisis of Disinformation.

If you follow this Blog, you know that we have pointed out the Crisis of Disinformation many times, which boils down to the expansion of the fabric of Fake News. And scams are out there. Frauds are everywhere. In the world today, we have literally lost our control and begun to remember that, of all things, we know nothing. There is a world of knowledge that has no comprehensible dimensions, and it is entirely shared among us.

We suffer—the good and the bad sides of the coin—we suffer many times and still continue to suffer, because suffering is part of every life. Suffering accompanies us and walks hand in hand with us. What everyone hopes for is relief. However, relief has a price, which is a granted good of consumption, material or immaterial; material like a book, immaterial like the sensation of pain, which always comes associated with a negative idea that suffering is only for evil. But we must and need to remind ourselves that there is also the call of surprise, and surprise always walks allied with immateriality.

What is meant is that words shape reality, and the form of everything we see and feel can be represented by a word, even if the feeling is always unique. That is why words must be thought through before being spoken, and this applies to all of us. I want to end by saying that the acceptance of the cession of Donbass to Russia should also bring an end to the clashes, and the region should return to being a zone of peace. The protection of Ukraine should be carried out and signed by Russia itself, in fact, because that is the logic of the future—they are neighboring countries—and we must always remember that total control is not possible, because cultures and flags are different. It is hoped, from the bottom of my heart, that this ceasefire—the third ceasefire that may occur—will bear fruit for the sources of Concrete Peace.