Chapter two of The Governance Paradigm is out.
Where did "left" and "right" actually come from — and do they still mean anything useful?
Governance doesn't live in a parliament anymore. It's spread across institutions, platforms, trade blocs, local authorities.
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Over the next month or so, I’ll be sharing a chapter a week from The Governance Paradigm. If you enjoy the read, a like, repost, or comment would be hugely appreciated and helps the work reach new readers.
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Dear Wolverhampton… 💛🖤
A love letter. 150 years in the making.
The new Wolves home kit featuring our city crest is available tomorrow:
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Just read @tntsports have decided not to broadcast the three European finals with uk teams free to the general public. Not that it will make any impact, but I will never purchase your service ever again.
In his debate with Gary Priestley, Gary Stevenson claims he makes so much money on the markets, his kids will be multimillionaires, while also claiming that everyone else cannot afford to feed their kids or keep the heating on.
Strange then, that after a hiatus last year, his return video announced the launch of his Patreon, directly asking his audience, whom he describes as struggling, to fund his work.
He explained that, despite his massive personal wealth, he needs their support to create more 'ambitious' and 'creative' content beyond simple talking-head videos. Yet since launching the Patreon, he has released 22 videos in the exact same format, with fewer guests than in earlier periods.
He has 2,121 paid subscribers on Patreon, meaning that at a minimum he makes £153k a year from his viewers. He likely makes a similar amount from ad revenue alone, let alone the millions he claims to make on the markets.
His entire platform is built on the idea that the rich extract wealth from everyone else. The brazen hypocrisy of him doing this to his own viewers, in the most direct way possible, is incredible.
The Consent of the Governed. My thoughts on a depressing week in domestic and global politics inspired by an appearance on Newsnight by john major https://t.co/Xl1F6LExon
maybe i’m just young and brainrotted but the first few seconds of the phone blurrily readjusting to the moon affected me more viscerally than any other photo that came out of Artemis
Social media during Artemis is a spectacle.
UFO hunters hitting refresh, hoping for a flyby; flat earthers in denial; moon-hoax sleuths studying slow-mo like it’s CSI: NASA. #nasa#artemis#moon
We're still fighting for safety.
And I tell you now, Scott Parker will be looking at these Opta Power Rankings Fixture Difficulties, and I tell yer, I would love it if we finish 19th. Love it.
@SteveDavies365 How interesting my own book is coming out at the end of march. I think we’ve end up at the same conclusion. Here’s an article I recently wrote about new forms of nationalists and how they are breaking and forming new systems https://t.co/niqwLgmi3u
Recorded back in the 1960s, John Cleese (of Monty Python fame) made an excellent satirical commentary exposing the friend-enemy distinction as being at the heart of both far-left and rar-right extremism, inter alia, including its psychological appeal.
Two men were jailed this week in the UK for plotting to import weapons and attack the Jewish community. The labels we reach for, "religious extremist," "far-right terrorist," create artificial distance. The structure underneath is the same.https://t.co/MTACPGQgTR
@nickpopemod Really sorry to read about this. Me and my mates used to love a ufo doc at university. We loved the stories, and you were central to a lot of those. I hope nothing but peace for you as you spend valuable time with your loved ones.