We are living through the Age of Deconstruction. Institutions are losing authority. Shared reality is fragmenting. Identity, meaning, morality, and truth are no longer inherited with stability but constructed under conditions of continuous uncertainty and psychological overload.

What began as philosophical critique has evolved into a civilizational condition.

This article explores how deconstruction moved from the university into everyday life, why modern people increasingly struggle with coherence and self-trust, and why the future may depend less on endless critique and more on rebuilding psychologically sustainable forms of meaning, reality, and human grounding. ⬇️