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  • In this one, Georgiev struggles with why history keeps determining our lives when we’re trying to build something new. He goes through different eras and shows that human essence remains unchanged. He points to Marx and Nietzsche and how ideas escaped containment and are moving not through strong minds but desperate ones. He explains that…

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  • n “Once Upon a Time in America Pt. 1,” Ivaniel Georgiev revisits his early impressions of the United States with a mix of wonder, skepticism, and cultural curiosity. Through vivid storytelling and introspective commentary, he captures the tension between expectation and reality, exploring themes of identity, assimilation, and the myth-making machinery of American life. Georgiev’s…

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