Digital authoritarianism is reshaping democracy through AI surveillance and algorithmic governance. What does it mean for Canada and the world?
Modern right-wing nationalism isn’t politics—it’s branding. A sharp, unsparing look at how flags, fear, and merch replaced governance.
Your anger is worth billions online. Discover how the outrage economy profits from every click, share, and scandal you can’t ignore.
Who profits from viral misinformation? Explore the $78B conspiracy economy fueling lies, clicks, and algorithmic chaos.
Bank deposits and cash circulate as government debt; the state controls, creates, and cancels money, proving it is not owned by individuals.
Borders function as absurd theater, masking economic motives and arbitrary rituals that uphold nationalism, control movement, and preserve inequality.
A nation’s past is never dead—just buried, denied, or rewritten. This piece explores how countries erase what they can’t face, and why forgotten sins always return.
New neuroscience suggests reduced prefrontal cortex volume may underlie rigidity, in-group bias, and lower empathy in right-wing authoritarian minds.
A deep dive into how “third places” — the public spaces that exist between home and work — are struggling to survive in the digital …
