History Has Begun

Bruno Maçães’s History Has Begun argues that America is entering a new era defined by its embrace of storytelling, myth, and virtual reality as political tools. He contends that the United States is diverging from Europe not just politically but philosophically, increasingly blurring the line between fiction and governance. Maçães’s style is provocative and imaginative, drawing connections between Hollywood, Silicon Valley, and the shifting nature of democracy. His ideas challenge readers to rethink the relationship between narrative and power. While speculative at times, the book is bold, original, and deeply thought-provoking — a diagnosis of America’s political psyche.