Brutus makes a provocative argument that politics is downstream from metaphysics, using entropy as a metaphor to ask whether modern battles over equality, identity, agency, and borders share the same deeper drive toward equilibrium—and whether that pursuit leads to fairness or a society where nothing can rise, strive, or meaningfully differ.
I think that I, and most, when we think of the Founding, we think mostly of the political aspect and as such, it provides a relatively narrow pov of how and why they built what they did.
Publication editor Russell explores the trend of everyday items being locked behind glass cabinets in stores and how this type of target hardening could end up playing a key role in the ushering in of digital identification and a permanent low trust society.
In this Audio Episode Contributor Don Marshall goes through a personal anecdote about your nightmares being a lot worse in your mind compared to reality.
In this audio episode Russell goes through some of the details from the Cooney & Hamber trial and sentencing that occurred July 3rd in Ontario, Canada.