‘A country’s energy supply cannot be reduced to a preference for one technology over another, and its energy mix cannot be redesigned according to the political cycle of a single government. Energy strategies are built for decades, not for four-year terms.’

‘Politics can organize society. It cannot permanently provide identity. The so-called political communities seek agreement. Genuine communities shape character.’

‘To borrow from János Pilinszky: not everything that appears literary is literature. Likewise, not every public debate deepens understanding, and not every expression of opinion contributes to wisdom.’

‘The deeper vulnerability of modern fuel systems may no longer stem from reserves themselves, but from the growing difficulty of securing the infrastructure required to refine, transport, and distribute fuel products.’

‘The world economy is not simply in crisis—it has entered a new phase. In such a system, predictability fades, and stability becomes the exception rather than the rule.’