The author critiques philosophical idealism, arguing it’s a dangerous distraction that prioritizes abstraction over material reality. Idealism’s solipsism shapes history as an unfolding…

To reject idealism is not to reject the power of ideas but to recognize their proper place. Ideas matter, but they do not exist in a vacuum; they are born of material conditions and find their purpose in changing those conditions. This is not a denial of the mind’s creativity but an affirmation of its responsibility.