Erased

We didn’t lose our values. We lost something far more dangerous: consequence. In the last
decade, the digital world rewired the human mind in ways we never acknowledged. We
became louder, quicker, more reactive, yet strangely hollow. Everyone is performing; no
one is reflecting. Every platform rewards confidence, even when it’s fake, while every
human still craves authenticity, even when they can no longer recognise it. Somewhere in
that gap, something broke — and we never stopped to ask what.
ERASED is a clear, bold examination of how social media quietly dismantled the
psychological systems that once kept us sane: accountability, restraint, truth, responsibility,
consequence. Not through addiction or distraction, but through a complete redesign of how
humans behave, think, respond, and evaluate themselves. This is not a lecture; it is a
mirror. It reveals why people behave differently online and offline, why attention
outweighs integrity, why conversations feel staged, why outrage feels addictive, why
visibility gets mistaken for competence, and why we keep losing ourselves even when we
know it's happening.
If you’ve ever felt the world shifting under your feet — if you’ve sensed something “off” in
modern behaviour, or noticed a quiet psychological decay no one wants to talk about —
you are not imagining it. You are simply noticing what others have learned to ignore.
ERASED makes those invisible changes visible again. It will not comfort you, and it will
not flatter you. But it will wake you up. And once you see the truth, you will not be able to
unsee it.