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Before the Message: A Relational Account of Persistent Disinformation

Post author By G
Post date Aug 6, 2026
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Disinformation does not persist because individual false claims survive. It persists because the communicative relations that make those claims meaningful continue to reproduce themselves.

Tags algorithmic amplification, applied field logic, collective behaviour, communication theory, communicative persistence, communicative systems, complex systems, conspiracy narratives, cybernetics, digital media, disinformation, emergent systems, fact-checking, harmonic structure, influence operations, information theory, institutional communication, language, meaning, misinformation, narrative persistence, networked communication, organised difference, persistent disinformation, platform governance, propaganda, recurrence, relational continuity, relational organisation, relational systems, self-reproduction, social systems, spectral dynamics, system collapse, system transformation, systems theory, temporal organisation, Wiener–Khinchin theorem

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Beyond Eden: Climate, Complexity, Consequence

Post author By G
Post date Mar 20, 2026
8 Comments on Beyond Eden: Climate, Complexity, Consequence

Anything we call a system is defined through relation, not contained within itself. Ice sheets, forests, oceans, atmospheric flows, monsoons. These are not isolated components but coupled processes that stabilise one another through ongoing exchange. The jet stream carries heat that shapes ice. Ice reflects light that shapes temperature. Forests regulate moisture that feeds rainfall. […]