Imperative Magazine

Who cannot command will be controlled

[William Thibeau @WilliamThibeau]

AI presents a paradigm between effective altruists who define “Humanity” as the government’s “stakeholders,” and those who understand the American system owes a unique duty the American people.

Policies that prevent the former category from gaining power are strategic political assets.

My debut in @_imperativemag

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Subversive Altruism
by @WilliamThibeau

"The EA apparatus rejects the premise, because it does not believe the American government owes anything in particular to Americans, only to Humanity in the aggregate, and it is about to become far richer."

https://t.co/JvxuOyUtNW

[Alex Petkas @costofglory]

Caesar won a victory that outlived him. How?

-Identifying talented outsiders, scorned by The System
-Being Really Really Classy (mostly).

Classy counts. (Ok Armies do too).

Excited for the debut of @_imperativemag.
All patriots should subscribe.

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@LeoAKoerner https://t.co/u8trkH0Br7

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Populism, Jouvenel, and the Centre.
By @LeoAKoerner

"Command is a mountaintop. The air breathed there is different, and the perspectives seen there are different, from those of the valley of obedience."

[Leo Koerner @LeoAKoerner]

Launching @_imperativemag today. A publication for charting a new politics for our nation and our people.

First pieces: AI and the American regime, @costofglory on Caesar and the republic, and Jouvenel on power and populism.

Who cannot command will be controlled.

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Pages from Julius Caesar's Playbook for Restoring the Republic
By @costofglory

https://t.co/Ss5bD1LYpi

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Out of Many, One: AI and the American Regime
By Belteshazzar

https://t.co/6YKYZpwqAJ