Our existential crisis lies in this entanglement: the relations through which we could create different, better, futures keep being recruited into the continuation of the arrangements that restrict them.
Our existential crisis lies in this entanglement: the relations through which we could create different, better, futures keep being recruited into the continuation of the arrangements that restrict them.
Systems of governance and regulation, insofar as they attempt to secure social, economic, and existential continuity, are structurally compromised. Their primary function is not effective service delivery, but the preservation of administrative and status hierarchies. Continuity of role, office, and influence comes first; the public good follows, if at all. Politics becomes theatre. Institutions become […]
We are not simply, or only, facing a crisis of leadership or values. We are facing a coordination failure at planetary scale, driven by technologies and institutions that reward domination, speed, and spectacle while quietly eroding the conditions that make intelligence, civilisation, and continuity possible at all. This is not a morality play. It is […]