How To Build A God
Madeline KissA peek behind the curtain of political belief. Essays and communications on the development of political religions with a specific focus on the United States, and our current era of destructive transformation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | madelinekiss.substack.com |
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Dueling Beliefs Means Dueling Parties: Our Two-Party System as a Byproduct of the Inherent Divide
My entire political life, there has been an ongoing conversation about the American two-party system and its limitations: Why are we stuck with these two? Why can’t a third party emerge as a viable option? As we see other democracies around...
Aeneas Theory—Or How I Learned To Start Worrying and Build Gods
Sorry for the long absence, it’s been a bit rough lately in the meme mines and I’ve been disassociating to avoid burning out. I’m back! Let’s get into it!
How To Build A God: The Theory and How It Helps Explain Modern American Political Dynamics
The week after the election I had a realisation that made me laugh, albeit wryly: ‘I am become my own research subject.’
Start With Your Community
I had said this weekend’s email would be a primer on How To Build A God theory… but I lied, that will need to wait. It’s time for another action item! (And I don’t want to spam your inboxes so I don’t want to send more than one email a week...
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A winter soldier, and a New Yorker with fairly decent taste. "These are the times that try men's souls. The summer soldier and the sunshine patriot will, in this crisis, shrink from the service of their country," Thomas Paine, 1776
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