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Whether  we  like  it  or  not,  whether  we  believe  it  or  not,  2020  will  be  the  year  that  future historians will choose to mark as the advent of a new era. The pandemic did not simply hit us harder than any previous crisis – and God knows we had a few since the beginning of the XXI century!  It  left  us  disoriented  and  stranded,  orphans  of  too  many  promises  and  proclamations,  while showing us mercilessly the limits of our knowledge and the extent of our hybr is, a mixture of inebriation  and  arrogance  often  found  in  Greek  myths,  where  it  leads  heroes  such  as  Icarus  to  ruin.  The  most  powerful  technology  put  to  shame  by  an  invisible...  what?  Thing?  Living  being?  We just don’t know, four words that we’d better keep in mind while reading the following pages. The virus hasn’t fit  within  our  worldview  right  from  the  start  and  still  there  it  is,  paralyzing  global economies and exposing the flaws and shortcomings of the neoliberal ideology. It makes it clear that no one survives on his/her own, that “free” markets bring forth indecent  inequalities  and scientists hold no definite truth, but argue and squabble about numbers and theories.

On our Doorstep. Simmel, Weber and the Making of Reality