In this video we will discuss a very important and complex topic: Why did the Soviet Union collapse? Why did the socialist order collapse? In order to analyze how or why the Soviet Union collapsed, we first need to understand what the Soviet Union stands for: The Soviet Union represents the largest, most comprehensive move ever made to achieve a classless society. In the 74 years of its existence, the Soviet peoples have achieved great successes. In the Soviet Union, very important achievements were made; achievements that proved that humanity was not doomed to exploitation. Great strides have been made towards creating a society where man does not exploit man and where equality and freedom prevail. Despite decades of slander campaigns and relentless anti-propaganda, the Soviet Union managed to engrave all these achievements in history. Of course, important mistakes were also made in the Soviet Union... And these mistakes laid the groundwork for the collapse of the country. Yet the Soviet Union as a whole, remains the greatest source of inspiration for humanity. Text Prepared by: Dr. Murat Akad ####Just For SEO#### What led to the collapse of the Soviet Union? How did Gorbachev's reforms contribute to the end of the Cold War? What were the key events during the fall of communism in Eastern Europe? Why did the Baltic States gain independence after the Soviet Union's dissolution? What role did perestroika and glasnost play in the Soviet Union's demise? How did the collapse of the Soviet Union impact the geopolitical landscape? What were the consequences of the end of the Eastern Bloc? How did the post-Soviet era shape the political landscape of Eurasia? What is the legacy of the USSR in the former Soviet republics? How did the collapse of the Soviet Union contribute to the emergence of a new world order? What were the major political transformations during the transition period in Russia? How did the demise of the Soviet Empire affect global politics? What historical events marked the end of the Cold War era? How did the dissolution of the Soviet Union impact the lives of people in Eastern Europe? What were the economic consequences of the Soviet Union's collapse? How did the fall of communism influence the balance of power in international relations? What challenges did the Soviet republics face after gaining independence? How did the political landscape of Europe change after the collapse of the Eastern Bloc? What were the key factors leading to the new world order after the Cold War? How did the global shift in power dynamics unfold after the end of the Soviet Union? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxV6ZUvIoHM

The capitalist system we live in, which is built on individual private property, has always answered "yes" to this question. From the early thinkers of liberal political economy to the philosophers of the 19th century who were disillusioned with the Enlightenment, and from the Nobel Prize-winning liberals of the 20th century to the neopositivists of the last three decades, many intellectuals have argued that human beings are fundamentally selfish, viewing selfishness as the core aspect of human nature. These thinkers have built their theories and philosophical ideas around this premise. From the classical liberal concept of Homo economicus to Nietzsche's idea of the "superhuman" that influenced Nazi fascism, and even the icons of today's pop culture, our society has shaped the idea of the "individual" based on this belief. So much so that it has been claimed that selfishness is not only a characteristic of human beings but also of all living organisms. It is said that genes and cells can also exhibit selfish behavior. Copywriter: Dr. Nevzat Evrim Önal English Translation: Özge Fındık Are humans naturally selfish or selfless? Do human beings have inherent selfish tendencies? Is selfishness a fundamental trait of human nature? What drives human behavior: selfishness or altruism? Exploring the debate on human innate selfishness. The psychology of human selfishness and altruism. Nature vs. nurture: Examining human selfishness. Unveiling the truth behind human nature and selfishness. Is selfish behavior hardwired into the human psyche? The evolutionary origins of human selfishness. Understanding human motives: selfishness and altruism. The ethical dimensions of human nature: selfishness or empathy? Are there exceptions to human selfishness in society? The role of culture in shaping human selfish tendencies. Debunking myths about human selfishness and selflessness. How do social dynamics influence human selfish behaviors? Is selfish behavior learned or instinctual in humans? The delicate balance between self-interest and altruism in humans. Exploring the connection between human morality and selfishness. The impact of technology on human selfishness and altruism. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2JipZj2iAs