Hannah Arendt
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Work, Democracy and Inequality: A Message for the Center-Left, Part 1

“Progressive parties and movements used to be the parties of working people…. but in recent decades, that’s changed in a way that also parallels education.” Continue reading
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The Corporate Leviathan: How Corporations Became the True Artificial Intelligence of Our Time

In response to AI: Are you on a journey to reclaim authenticity and defy corporate dominance in a world teetering on the brink of mass conformity? Continue reading
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Inadequate Political and Moral Categories in Palestine and Israel – Part 1

We need to bring the entire Palestinian population back into the state of legality – not into a family of nations nor with pointless and virtue-signalling categories of human rights, but with a reconsideration again of what it means to be human. Continue reading
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Inadequate Political and Moral Categories in Palestine and Israel – Part 2

For it is quite conceivable, and even within the realm of practical political possibilities, that one fine day, a highly organized and mechanized humanity will conclude quite democratically – namely, by majority decision – that for humanity as a whole, it would be better to liquidate certain parts thereof. Continue reading
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Organized Lying About Palestine

If we are paying attention, we should have noticed the practice of organized lying. Continue reading
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The Avatar, Authenticity and Why Palestinians are Returning to Northern Gaza

Authenticity, as the Palestinians are manifesting, invests in home, in land, and in community instead of ideological notions of a “Zionist” state, Continue reading
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Al Aqsa Flood, Day 3 continued: Israel is Telling us that it’s a Genocide!

We should understand that they have placed the entirety of Gaza (not just Hamas) under siege: no food, no water, no electricity, no safe shelter. It is now a concentration camp. Continue reading
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Al Aqsa Flood, Day 3: the Siege and the Danger of Innocence

Claiming innocence to justify any action will make us morally culpable because it is an abdication of our responsibility to think. Innocence is our greatest danger. Continue reading
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Authenticity, Scapegoating, and Peace

To practically everybody, peace simply means the absence of any physical violence that might cast a shadow over lives devoted to the satisfaction of their mimetic desires for comfort and pleasure. Continue reading
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Work: The Technocratic Perversion of Human Life

Technocratic capitalism can either overrun humanity or it needs to be forced back into its lane. Continue reading
