Nemesis není holka pro tebe – Haňka Miroslav (2020)

Two dozen + two essays not only about politics, politicians in the context of psychology, law, and economics. A fundamental characteristic of both politicians and doctors, economists, and lawyers must be competence and the ability to make realistic assessments of what can and cannot be achieved. Anything that complicates such assessments can cause significant, sometimes even colossal damage. Any megalomania is primarily a so-called occupational hazard for many politicians, and when it manifests in a developed form, it certainly becomes a legitimate subject of medical study. The so-called 'Hybris' as a certain loss of abilities of political leaders, presidents, prime ministers, ministers, but also other politicians, who in their excessive self-confidence and intoxication with power dismiss advice and facts that contradict their beliefs, sometimes even all advice and facts, is something we see quite often in the history and present of the political world. As a result, in most cases, these politicians are met by 'Nemesis'. And that also means the end of their efforts to influence anything further – any efforts to influence anything. Political power is not divine power. Gods do not commit excesses. The destruction that hubristic leaders can bring usually affects the people they govern in their name. This is not only about this...