2025年的新年展望（學術版）

Desperation often begins subtly, almost imperceptibly, and emerges as minor, nearly trivial cracks. Society frames these feelings as personal failings. In such moments, it is easy to mistake them as signs of fatalistic despair—a collapse beyond repair. These struggles yet reflect broader social pathologies, voids that obscure our agency. True endings are rarely fatal; they are walls we construct out of fear and resignation.

Without the courage to question, the strength to speak, and the anger to react—for ourselves or for the silenced—these struggles will consume us. The walls that confine us are epistemological, rooted in the limits of inherited assumptions about what constitutes the possible and the permissible.

My (academic) resolution for 2025
1. Questioning the immutable
2. Breaking the silence
3. Reclaiming the voice