About RadioQuixote

RadioQuixote is an independent project examining the structural dysfunctions of contemporary civilization through the biological frame proposed by Robert Sapolsky and the systemic analysis traced by historians of power.

The central move is replacing the language of ethics with the language of health and disease. Where mainstream commentary debates whether leaders are good or evil, this project asks what biological calibration produces the behaviors we observe — and what consequences that calibration produces at planetary scale.

The framework operates through three deployment formats. Editorials carry the analytical work at full depth. Music and stories carry the same diagnosis at the emotional registers that bypass conscious filtering. Dialogues carry the conversation between fictional characters — Don, Roxy, and the international animal cast — across the boundary between the real and the surreal in the tradition of Cervantes, Dante, and Castaneda.

The forum hosts the diagnosis. It does not deliver verdicts. The bias of the forum is explicit — for health, against disease — but specific categorizations of public figures are offered as observation for the reader to evaluate, not as declarations.