This document discusses the issues of ill-being and mental health problems exacerbated by the modern university system. It argues that universities have become "pathological" institutions shaped by crisis, competition for money, and precarity of academic work. This leads to a normalization of overwork, anxiety, hopelessness, and self-harm among academics and students. The pandemic further amplified these issues and revealed deeper problems with a system that prioritizes value, productivity, and capital accumulation over well-being. The document calls for finding ways to widen possibilities beyond current "algorithmic solutions" and to question how to build a more sustainable system and way of life.