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America Just Had Its Very Own Versailles Moment

Why Is American Culture So Trivial and Superficial When There Are So Many Epic Problems to Solve? You might be forgiven for lookingat these picturesfrom the Met Gala, that annual gathering of the America’s rich and famous, and wondering to yourself: “has America gone off the deep end?” Here’s what occurred to me…

How Life Under Predatory Capitalism Traumatized a Nation

Why Americans are (Even) More Stressed Out Than Venezuelans, or Why Happiness and Capitalism are Incompatible Here’s a fact that might shock and alarm you. People inVenezuela and Iraq feel less stressed than Americans.Venezuela — you know, the poster child of social collapse, and, war-torn…

(How) American Collapse Resembles Soviet Collapse

Six Ways America’s Collapse is Eerily Like the Soviet Union’s Last Days. If I was to tell you there was a society in which longevity, real incomes, savings — not to mention, happiness, meaning, trust, and democracy itself — were all shrinking at record pace, what would you say? I’d say it was collapsing — … Read more

The Rise (and Rise) of the Imbecile

Why the West is Drowning in a Tidal Wave of Ignorance, Demagoguery, and Self-Inflicted Catastrophe When we look at the spectacular, astonishing, bizarre state of affairs that Anglo countries — meaning the US and UK are in — it’s hard not to see a truth emerge. Large segments of these societies have become imbeciles. I … Read more

Why the Anglo World is Collapsing

How the Dunces of Modern History Ended Up Being Us Every age has a dunce. A society, or set of societies, that just don’t get it. They don’t learn history’s lessons. They don’t progress — they stagnate, and then regress, clinging desperately to failing ideologies, grasping at dead, obsolete ideas like a drowning person grasps … Read more

Are We Ready for a Post-Work World?

Or, Why We’re Going to Have to Reimagine Economics, Society, and Politics For a World That’s Running Out of Work Here’s a statistic that might shock you. If US GDP were distributed equally, every household would make $160,000 per year. Surprised? Now. I’m not suggesting we have a glorious revolution anytime soon. I’m suggesting we’re … Read more