The Neo-Feudal Review
Hermes of the ThresholdShorter form, standalone content analyzed in the the neoliberal feudalism framework.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 171 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The Observable Structure of Reality
New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites, which attempts to describe observable reality where every finite form exists through exclusion. The content itself is fairly short.
Note: I’ll be doing reference posts from this blog to the ne...
The Rise of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)
New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:
“This analysis argues that the DSA’s rise - driven by demographic shifts, economic concentration, and the failure of the Western redemptive egregore - is not an...
The Egregore and the God-Image: A Cybernetic Account
New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:
“An egregore is a collective regulatory architecture that emerges from shared attention toward a common symbolic object, exerts back-pressure on individual god-i...
Offloading the Crucifixion of Opposites: Augustine as Case Study
New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:
“This essay analyzes Augustine's Confessions, arguing that his conversion and the privatio boni framework served as a psychological stabilization mechanism - a r...
Psychic Stabilizers in a Breaking World
New post at my new Substack, Living Opposites. Its description is as follows:
“Different psyches are not broken in the same way or by the same things - they are organized around different primary stabilizers, and when those stabilizers fai...
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Exploring individuation and the crucifixion of opposites under the limit condition God image of Abraxas. Hermes mediates between conflicting and opposite energies and circulates that mediation via writing.
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