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The Dark Truths of Alice in Wonderland

This text introduces the Brain Kinematics Model (BKM), a theoretical framework that analyzes historical eras as distinct systems of social strain. By categorizing pressures into fields such as economics, norms, identity, and bodily health, the author illustrates how different time periods distribute stress across social classes. Canonical artworks and literature, like Alice in Wonderland or Parasite, are used as symbolic seismographs to map these shifting atmospheres of tension and relief. The analysis spans from the rigid respectability of the Victorian age to the identity-driven decompression of the 1960s counterculture and the modern attention economy. Ultimately, the sources argue that history is a series of evolving strain regimes where art serves as a permanent record of collective cognitive pressure.