Modern right-wing nationalism isn’t politics—it’s branding. A sharp, unsparing look at how flags, fear, and merch replaced governance.
A rigorous critique of Thomas Sowell’s work, exposing gaps, contradictions, and flaws in his economic and cultural arguments.
Digital authoritarianism is reshaping democracy through AI surveillance and algorithmic governance. What does it mean for Canada and the world?
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Borders function as absurd theater, masking economic motives and arbitrary rituals that uphold nationalism, control movement, and preserve inequality.
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A fierce takedown of how rebellion gets sanitized, repackaged, and sold back to us as lifestyle branding—and why true counterculture survives anyway.
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New neuroscience suggests reduced prefrontal cortex volume may underlie rigidity, in-group bias, and lower empathy in right-wing authoritarian minds.
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There was a time when Sunday mornings meant something. The bells, the starch, the hats, the hymns — all that perfumed certainty polished up and paraded in front of God and the neighbors. You could feel the moral architecture of a civilization humming under the organ pipes. …
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A deep dive into how “third places” — the public spaces that exist between home and work — are struggling to survive in the digital era, yet remain essential for social cohesion and creativity.
Over a quarter of the world’s population smokes. Yet, mouth cancer is a very rare disease. That, by force of logic, makes crap like this …
