The Forbidden Texts
Academic AgentBased thought for surviving the Kali Yuga
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Zero Seats: The Labour 600
Currently the regime is in a bad place, but things are especially bad in Britain. A few weeks ago, I started pushing the idea on twitter that the Tories should attain Zero Seats in the election, which quickly spawned memes and this particul...
On Moral Unity and Regime Legitimacy
In the past several years – but especially since 2020, which saw the triply lethal combination of Covid-19, the US Presidential Election and the ‘mostly peaceful’ worldwide BLM protests – there has been an accelerated breakdown in social co...
Reply to Keith Woods on Power, Ideology and History
Today Keith Woods wrote a critical reply to my last article on The James Lindsay Debate Club Theory of History. Let’s put aside his personal attacks to get to the meat of it. Woods is a theorycel and therefore he does not like my argument t...
The James Lindsay Debate Club Theory of History
James Lindsay imagines that the reality in which we live today is the result of a series of public debates, essentially contests over ideas, the winners of which get to shape the new reality tomorrow. I shall call this The James Lindsay Deb...
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