Author name: GUILLERMO SILVA GRUCCI

Treaties banning chemical weapons were signed… and then systematically violated

From Solferino to the Red Cross, the attempt to civilize war collides with its own limits

From Thomas Aquinas to Clausewitz, the idea of just war evolves into a doctrine where political necessity displaces moral judgment.

From Saint Augustine to Lenin: how war was justified and why its limits seem to have vanished today

The distinction between legality and legitimacy reveals the central dilemma of war in liberal democracies

Language, values and social interaction shape the human mind

From useful tool to invisible system of individualized influence

Between everyday convenience and invisible control, AI raises questions we are not yet willing to face

From visible coercion to invisible manipulation: how the system makes us desire what it needs

From Beria to Byung-Chul Han, the evolution of power over mind and behavior