We Are War (Slight Return)
An edited version of a 2017 essay addressing war and conflict as inherent features of human societies and behavior, updated and expanded to incorporate our current drift towards widespread violence.
Read MoreDigital vs. Analog – Socioexperiential Facsimiles
An essay mulling over the relationship between analog and digital technologies and what they represent in terms of our relationship with the world around us, and how we wish to experience it.
Read MoreGenerational Drama
A short discussion and analysis of our current obsession with generational perspectives and differences, where it comes from, and why it anchors so much discourse.
Read MoreLiving with Ambiguity
Trying to understand why we find it so hard to live with ambiguity on a macro level while being completely okay with it in our personal lives.
Read MoreNeijuan, Involution and the New Disaffected International
Essentially a rant about how most every aspect of life is affected by the involution of progress and we live and consume everything on lease.
Read MorePerspectivism
Edit: Perspectivism as a response to the stagnation of progress, and the foundation of an approach to break the deadlock at the heart of current Western politics and societies.
Read MoreHypermodernity – the political is personal
An overarching approach threading together previous essay topics to form an explanation of the impasse currently faced in most democracies through the analysis of the historical, political, cultural, ecological, and psychological aspects of the deterioration of the modern concept of progress, the current religions of progress, the loss of future, the surfacing of multi-perspectivism in societal discourse, and the socio-cultural effects of digitalization.
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