One of the most dangerous transformations of our time happens almost imperceptibly: we stop seeing people and start seeing categories. We no longer encounter complex human beings shaped by stories, pain, contradictions, and invisible struggles. We see labels. Sides. Identities reduced to quick slogans. From there, we judge, condemn, or discard with alarming speed. We live surrounded by voices that demand immediate reaction. Screens that multiply suspicion. Opinions formed