EVERYONE IS TO BLAME

We have never been so connected, yet so deeply alone.
In an era of toxic productivity, digital hypervigilance, and algorithmic validation, a silent tragedy spreads far from the spotlight: invisible burnout, psychic collapse, and the erosion of the will to live.
In The Society of the Abyss, the social architecture that transforms human suffering into an individual failure and pain into an inconvenience to be medicated and discarded is exposed with clinical, philosophical, and sociological rigor. Far from being merely a biological issue or a character flaw, contemporary psychic collapse is revealed as the functional response of an organism pushed to its limit by a sick system.
Divided into two fundamental parts, this work analyzes:
The Anatomy of the Invisible: The neurobiology of psychotic outbreaks, postpartum trauma, high-functioning depression, and the critical failures of healthcare and forensic justice systems.
The Pandemic of Loneliness: The impact of "capitalism of isolation," the algorithmization of affection, the corporate meat grinder of burnout, and the existential alienation of modern life.
More than a raw and visceral diagnosis of our time, this book is a manifesto of resistance and a practical prevention guide. It presents community, family, and institutional protocols to identify warning signs, break free from the dictatorship of efficiency, and rebuild human support networks before it is too late.
An essential read for mental health professionals, educators, leaders, and anyone who refuses to accept exhaustion as the price of living in society.