The Irrelevance of Virtue: Why Goodness No Longer Matters
By Edy Zoo

In a world obsessed with personal success, self-gratification, and instant results, what place does virtue still hold? In The Irrelevance of Virtue: Why Goodness No Longer Matters, author Edy Zoo dives deep into the cultural shift away from traditional moral values and explores how society's abandonment of virtues like honesty, integrity, and loyalty has left individuals and communities adrift. Through sharp social critique, historical analysis, and thought-provoking insights, Edy Zoo examines the consequences of prioritizing self-interest over collective well-being.

From the glorification of vice in media to the erosion of trust in relationships, this book uncovers how the relentless pursuit of self-fulfillment has led to a hollowing out of the moral frameworks that once guided humanity. But it's not all despair—Zoo also explores whether virtue can be revived and what it would take to reintegrate moral ideals into modern life.

Perfect for readers interested in ethics, social commentary, or simply grappling with today's complex moral landscape, The Irrelevance of Virtue is a compelling and eye-opening read that challenges the status quo.