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cybernetics

The Herd Reich: News24 and the Machinery of Mass Influence

News24 shows how communication systems turn insecurity, identity and antagonism into recurrent political influence.

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Philosophy systems

Persistence of Reality

Reality persists because nothing (and only nothing!) ever fully coincides with itself.

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cybernetics

WTF

We keep telling the same stories in different ways. The faces, crises and characters change. The same tribal pattern keeps finding new forms.

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cybernetics

Homelessness Is Not Simply the Absence of a Home

A home is not simply somewhere a person lives. It is somewhere from which a life can continue.

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Philosophy

Selected Essays: Systems, Communication and Contemporary Life

Exploring how relation and difference generate the structures we experience as reality.

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Philosophy

pity the children

A healthy society expects children to become adults. An unhealthy one encourages adults to remain immature.

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Philosophy

śūnyatā and the generative logic of absence

Absence is not a flaw in the structure. Absence is the engine.

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cybernetics

How Language Shapes Human Thought, Identity and Behaviour

Language does not merely describe civilisation. It quietly engineers the conditions of its own persistence through us.

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cybernetics

why destructive identities take hold

Ideology may not be the primary problem. The deeper question is what kind of world produces the need for the identities that ideology can stabilise.

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Philosophy Psychology

why you can never fully know yourself

The self depends on a membrane of belief separating “me” from the world, though almost everything constructing that “me” comes from elsewhere.

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Psychology

immaturity: why adults never really grow up

Psychological maturity does not replace immaturity. It incorporates it, organises it, and learns how to live through it.

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Philosophy

consciousness and the human world

Symbolic systems presuppose an experiencing subject, yet no symbolic system fully accounts for the existence of experience itself.