The Argument

The full case.
In 35 pages.

Before the blog, there was the question. This is the beginning of an answer.
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
01
The Pension Absurdity
I am forty-one. The pension being debated today will not exist when I retire. And everyone in the room knows it.
Apr 7
8 min
Ten chapters. Forty-five minutes. A complete framework for understanding why democracy is underperforming — and what technology could do about it. From structural diagnosis to voter psychology, from the parasite economy to the philosophers who saw it coming.

This is the condensed argument. The weekly article series develops it in full.
I — I am 42
II — Built for another world
III — The voter in the mirror
IV — Why people choose the extreme
V — The hollow centre
VI — The parasite economy
VII — The school that forgot
VIII — The silent disruption
IX — What comes next
X — An invitation, not an answer
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