Sam’s Substack
Sam BadgerMy personal Substack
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Two forms of religious conservatism
The Methodist church on the cover of JD Vance’s book about converting to Catholicism
Some reflections on strategy, the failure of the US, and the Iran war mess (possible cease fire?)
If the “truce” ends up being a basis for real peace, then Trump has suffered an embarrassing defeat (but don’t tell him that for a few months at least). Iran has gotten a toll which will net them something like 10-20% of their nominal GDP i...
Misunderstanding Marx on immiseration
There’s a famous prediction which Marx allegedly makes in his Capital that capitalism will increasingly immiserate the working class, making poverty ever worse until a revolution overthrows the system and abolishes capitalist exploitation a...
The degeneracy and decadence of an individual as a world-historical force
Classical tellings of history generally focused on the great individuals. It was not regular people like you and me who made history in aggregate, but the Caesars, Alexanders, and Hannibal Barcas. The engine of historical change was their a...
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I'm a British-American who was born in London and moved with my family to California as a child. I moved to Florida in 2017 to pursue a doctorate in Philosophy at the University of South Florida, which I received in 2023.
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