深いことを言いすぎる時代

<p>Why does everyone sound so “deep” these days? In this episode, I explore the inflation of philosophical language online: words like freedom, meaning, identity, structure, desire, and authenticity now appear everywhere. The problem is not thinking deeply, but mistaking abstract language for depth itself. When profound-sounding words are used constantly, philosophy can become little more than background music. I argue that the weight of a thought may depend partly on how long someone has remained silent before saying it. Perhaps true depth comes not from speaking endlessly about life, but from knowing when not to.</p>