At the age of 95, American philosopher and professor Noam Chomsky (born December 7, 1928 in Philadelphia, PA, USA) lost his ability to speak and write, marking the end of an era in which he uncovered profound truths about global systems. Among his most memorable reflections are:
📍 « There are no poor countries—only failed resource management systems. »
📍 « No one will force the truth into your mind; it’s something you must discover for yourself. »
📍 « To dominate a people, create an imaginary threat greater than yourself, then offer yourself as its protector. »
📍 « One of history’s clearest lessons: rights are not simply granted—they are earned through effort and struggle. »
📍 « Distorting history to glorify “great men” teaches people that they are powerless and must wait for a hero, instead of taking action themselves. »
📍 « The world is complex and confusing; if you refuse to face this confusion, you risk becoming a copy of someone else’s mind. »
📍 « To control people, make them believe that they are the cause of their own failures and that salvation will come from an outside force. »
📍 « The world will eventually come to regret the ideas that divert humanity from its true nature. Recognizing authentic values is essential. »
Astrology, Noam Chomsky
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