Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order

when we analyze today’s global economic structure, we must face a harsh truth: Europe has fallen out of the core competitive ecosystem, and France in particular finds itself at the margins. This is no accident—it is the result of long-accumulated structural problems. Let’s begin with France’s education system, which is crucial for understanding the decline … Continue reading Europe’s Competitive Illusion: Education, Industry, and the Reshaped Global Order →

The Decline of Civilization and the Shackles of Animal Nature: A Contemporary Reflection on French Society

when we speak of the decline of modern society—particularly that of contemporary France—we must understand that this is not merely a superficial economic or political crisis. It is a far deeper crisis of civilization and thought. At the core of this crisis lies a degeneration of our thinking abilities and logical reasoning, compounded by our … Continue reading The Decline of Civilization and the Shackles of Animal Nature: A Contemporary Reflection on French Society →

A Psychological Analysis of French Confidence and Interpersonal Interaction

I have always been intrigued by the specific nature of French confidence and the sometimes blunt, even confrontational way many French people interact with one another. While self-confidence is often seen as a desirable trait, in France, this confidence sometimes takes on a sharper edge. It is not uncommon to witness situations where a French … Continue reading A Psychological Analysis of French Confidence and Interpersonal Interaction →

France’s AI Gamble: A Trap of Overconfidence and Limited Capabilities

Recently, France announced a bold plan to invest €109 billion in AI over the next few years, including a strategic partnership with the UAE’s G42 to build a 1 GW data center. On the surface, this move seems to signal France’s ambition to become a key player in the global AI race. However, from an … Continue reading France’s AI Gamble: A Trap of Overconfidence and Limited Capabilities →