Trump vs. The End of History: How One Man Shattered Fukuyama's Fantasy with a Tweetstorm

This book explores the chaotic and absurd collision between the optimistic end of history proposed by a renowned political philosopher and the unpredictable, often bizarre world of modern politics. Through a humorous lens, it dissects the rise of a populist leader who turned politics into a reality show, questioning the very notion of political progress and the certainty of liberal democracy's triumph. In a world where social media drives discourse and spectacle often trumps substance, the narrative dives deep into how history isn't a linear progression but an ongoing drama filled with contradictions, confusion, and unexpected plot twists. With satire, wit, and sharp observations, this book offers a playful yet insightful critique of modern political life and the idea of historical inevitability.